The intercalation of polyoxocations or inorganic cations into layered silicate minerals gives rise to pillared clays characterised by enhanced basal spacing, high surface area and tailored porosity.
Cesium ions interact strongly with clay minerals through a variety of sorption processes that govern their mobility and long-term fate in soils and sediments. Key mechanisms include cation exchange on ...
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