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DOI: 10.1039/A903898A (Paper) Reference Section for: Phys. Chem. Chem. Phys., 1999, 1, 4051-4058

Spectroscopic studies of vanadyl–calcite–water–oxygen systems and characterization of oxo-vanadium species deposited on CaCO3

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A. Boughriet, B. Mouchel, B. Revel, L. Gengembre and J. Laureyns

Abstract

The reactivity of vanadyl ions towards calcite has been studied in deoxygenated and oxygenated ultra-pure water at room temperature using several techniques: electron paramagnetic resonance (EPR), infrared (IR), laser Raman spectroscopy (LRS), scanning electron microscopy (SEM), X-ray photoelectron spectroscopy (XPS), and liquid-phase and solid-state 51V NMR. Our investigations reveal that the surface chemistry of calcite depends strongly on the concentrations of VO2+ solutions applied in the process. Indeed, for low VO2+ concentrations (⩽5×10-5 mol dm-3) in interaction with calcite (4×10-2 mol dm-3), it was found that vanadium(IV) is well dispersed on CaCO3 surface in the form of solid solutions, (VO)xCa1-xCO3, and the kinetics of its oxygenation on a monolayer type structure is relatively rapid (half-life time: 9–10 min). However , for higher VO2+ concentrations ([greater than or equal, slant]10-4 mol dm-3), metallic multilayers (and/or clusters) grow in the medium, and a three or four components solid solution of CaCO3–VOCO3–VO(OH)2–(H2O) appears as a new phase. Such VO(II) complexes (that can be written as follows: (OH)z(H2O)y(VO)xCa1+(z/2)-xCO3) in contact with oxygen lead slowly to the generation of polyoxovanadate species at the calcite surface that contain both V(IV) and V(V) atoms. The combined use of EPR, LRS, IR, XPS and 51V NMR techniques has allowed the successful monitoring of these calcite surface phenomena, proving the existence of these layers, and even identifying the chemical composition of such coatings.

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