Developing Nanomaterials with Given Properties Based on Aluminum Oxyhydroxide

Elena N. Gryaznova; Ludmila N. Shiyan; Yuri A. Irtegov

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/KEM.685.530

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Morphology of Aluminum Nanopowder Combustion Products in a Magnetic Field in Air
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Use of Zinc Oxide Nanopowder as an Additive in a Tribotechnical Composite Based on Refractory Metal Disulfide
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Developing Nanomaterials with Given Properties Based on Aluminum Oxyhydroxide

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This paper reports about the method of modified nanomaterials. The aluminum oxyhydroxide was modified by manganese ions (II) during the synthesis. It was shown that modified aluminum oxyhydroxide has new function properties such as catalytic properties. It was shown that the modified aluminum oxyhydroxide with the high concentration of manganese ions (II) could be used in the reaction of the oxidation of methane.

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Elena N. Gryaznova, Ludmila N. Shiyan, Yuri A. Irtegov

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Aluminum Nanopowder, Catalysis, Manganese, Modified Aluminum Oxyhydroxide

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