Material for neutralising and/or hardening liquids, a method for producing same, and uses
US-2024293793-A1 · Sep 5, 2024 · US
US9573114B2 · US · B2
| Field | Value |
|---|---|
| Publication number | US-9573114-B2 |
| Application number | US-201414517283-A |
| Country | US |
| Kind code | B2 |
| Filing date | Oct 17, 2014 |
| Priority date | Oct 17, 2014 |
| Publication date | Feb 21, 2017 |
| Grant date | Feb 21, 2017 |
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An oxygen storage material including a compound of the formula: Ca 2 MnAlO 5+δ wherein 0≦δ≦0.5 wherein the compound includes at least one dopant said dopant selected from alkaline earth ions at the Ca site, trivalent ions at the Al site, and 3 d transition metal ions at the Mn site wherein the an oxygen release temperature or an oxygen storage temperature is modified in comparison to an un-doped Ca 2 MnAlO 5+δ material.
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Having described our invention, We claim: 1. An oxygen storage material comprising: a compound of the formula: Ca 2 MnAlO 5+δ wherein 0≦δ≦0.5 wherein the compound includes at least one dopant said dopant selected from alkaline earth ions at the Ca site, trivalent ions at the Al site, and 3d transition metal ions at the Mn site wherein the an oxygen release temperature or an oxygen storage temperature is modified in comparison to an un-doped Ca 2 MnAlO 5+δ material. 2. The oxygen storage material of claim 1 wherein the dopant is present in an amount of from 6 to 13 molar percent. 3. The oxygen storage material of claim 1 wherein the alkaline earth ions are selected from Mg, Sr and Ba. 4. The oxygen storage material of claim 3 wherein the alkaline earth ion is Mg and the release temperature is increased in comparison to an un-doped Ca 2 MnAlO 5+δ material. 5. The oxygen storage material of claim 3 wherein the alkaline earth ion is Sr or Ba and the release temperature is decreased in comparison to an un-doped Ca 2 MnAlO 5+δ material. 6. The oxygen storage material of claim 1 wherein the trivalent ions are selected from Ga, Sc, and Y. 7. The oxygen storage material of claim 6 wherein the trivalent ion is Ga and the release temperature is increased in comparison to an un-doped Ca 2 MnAlO 5+δ material. 8. The oxygen storage material of claim 6 wherein the trivalent ion is Sc or Y and the release temperature is decreased in comparison to an un-doped Ca 2 MnAlO 5+δ material. 9. The oxygen storage material of claim 1 wherein the 3d transition metal ions are selected from Ti, V, Cr, Fe, Co and Ni. 10. The oxygen storage material of claim 9 wherein the 3d transition metal ion is Fe or Co or Ni and the release temperature is decreased in comparison to an un-doped Ca 2 MnAlO 5+δ material. 11. The oxygen storage material of claim 9 wherein the 3d transition metal ion is Ti or V and the release temperature is increased in comparison to an un-doped Ca 2 MnAlO 5+δ material. 12. The oxygen storage material of claim 1 wherein the at least one dopant includes two dopants. 13. The oxygen storage material of claim 12 wherein the two dopants are doped at differing sites of the Ca, Mn and Al sites. 14. An oxygen storage material comprising: a compound of the formula: Ca 2 MnAlO 5+δ wherein 0≦δ≦0.5 wherein the compound includes at least one dopant said dopant selected from alkaline earth ions at the Ca site, trivalent ions at the Al site, and 3d transition metal ions at the Mn site wherein the an oxygen release temperature is increased in comparison to an un-doped Ca 2 MnAlO 5+δ material. 15. The oxygen storage material of claim 14 wherein the at least one dopant is selected from the group wherein the 3d transition metal ion is Ti or V, the trivalent ion is Ga, and the alkaline earth ion is Mg. 16. An oxygen storage material comprising: a compound of the formula: Ca 2 MnAlO 5+δ wherein 0≦δ≦0.5 wherein the compound includes at least one dopant said dopant selected from alkaline earth ions at the Ca site, trivalent ions at the Al site, and 3d transition metal ions at the Mn site wherein the an oxygen release temperature is decreased in comparison to an un-doped Ca 2 MnAlO 5+δ material. 17. The oxygen storage material of claim 16 wherein the at least one dopant is selected from the group wherein the 3d transition metal ion is the 3d transition metal ion is Fe or Co or Ni, the trivalent ion is Sc or Y, and the alkaline earth ion is Sr or Ba. 18. An oxygen storage material comprising: a compound of the formula: Ca 2 MnAlO 5+δ wherein 0≦δ≦0.5 wherein the compound includes two dopants said dopants selected from alkaline earth ions at the Ca site, trivalent ions at the Al site, and 3d transition metal ions at the Mn site wherein the an oxygen release temperature or an oxygen storage temperature is modified in comparison to an un-doped Ca 2 MnAlO 5+δ material. 19. The oxygen storage material of claim 18 wherein the alkaline earth ions are selected from Mg, Sr and Ba. 20. The oxygen storage material of claim 18 wherein the trivalent ions are selected from Ga, Sc, and Y. 21. The oxygen storage material of claim 18 wherein the 3d transition metal ions are selected from Ti, V, Cr, Fe, Co and Ni.
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