Lamellar transition-metal molybdate–CTA mesostructured composites (metal = Ni, Co): one-pot synthesis and application in treatment of acid fuchsine
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Hong-Bin Yao, Xiao-Bo Li, Shu-Juan Liu, Shu-Hong Yu
A new family of lamellar transition-metal (Ni, Co) molybdate–cetyltrimethylammonium (CTA) mesostructured composites has been synthesized by a simple chemical precipitation method. These lamellar mesostructured composites display enhanced capability in treatment of acid fuchsine in comparison with the corresponding metal molybdates and lamellar molybdenum oxide–CTA.
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