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Identifier 000337284
Title Υλικά με βάση μεταλλο-τετραφωσφονικούς σκελετούς : δομική ποκιλότητα και εφαρμογές στο σχηματισμό λεπτών υμενίων
Alternative Title Metal-tetraphosphonate based materials : structure variance and formation of thin layers
Author Μπαρούδα, Ελένη Ν
Thesis advisor Δημάδης, Κωνσταντίνος
Abstract Use of natural hard waters in industrial water systems (e.g. cooling, boiler, desalination, oil production etc.) can cause severe scaling and corrosion of equipment surfaces and pose serious technical and economic challenges. Additives commonly used in order to control scale deposit and corrosion include phosphonates. HDTMP, (H2O3PH2C)2N-(CH2)6-N(CH2PO3H2)2, and EDTMP, (H2O3PH2C)2N-(CH2)2-N(CH2PO3H2)2, are widely used phosphonates by industry for the treatment of industrial water. In the present work coordination polymers of HDTMP with metal ions Ba2+ , Sr2+ , Cu2+ , Ca2+ and EDTMP with Sr2+ , Ca2+ are synthesized and structurally characterized. Furthermore, the crystal structure of HDTMP with ethylenediamine and EDTMP with ammonia are described. Additionally, the anticorrosive ability of these compounds was investigated under pH~2 (where synthesis of the crystalline compounds took place) and pH=7, within the limits of that of industrial water systems. The results show an anticorrosive effect of HDTMP with Ba2+ , Sr2+ at pH=7 whereas EDTMP with Ca2+ , Sr2+ acts as an iron oxide dissolving agent. Finally, the ability of the 2D compound Ca-HDTMP to absorb NH3 molecules has been investigated.
Language Greek
Subject EDTMP
HDTMP
NH3 absorbance
corrosion inhibition
iron dissolution
phosphonates
polymeric compounds
αντιδιαβρωτική δράση
απορρόφηση ΝΗ3
διαλυτοποιητής σιδήρου
πολυμερικές ενώσεις
φωσφονικά οξέα
Issue date 2008-10-21
Collection   School/Department--School of Sciences and Engineering--Department of Chemistry--Post-graduate theses
  Type of Work--Post-graduate theses
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