Al-containing low crystallized calcium silicate hydrate (C-S-H) was prepared by hydrothermal reaction at 95°C for 20 h, using water glass, calcium chloride and sodium aluminate as raw materials. The products were characterized by powder X-ray diffraction and NMR methods. and its ion exchange properties toward Ca
2+, Mg
2+, K
+ and Li
+ ions were studied.
C-S-H was predominantly formed and zeolites were hardly formed at the condition of H
2O/Na
2O =150. A type or X type zeolite was formed as by-products in the case of adding large amount of Al content at the condition of H
2O/Na
2O (molar ratio) = 50 and low Ca content. Cation exchange capacity (CEC) toward Ca
2+ ion increased with increasing Al content of C-S-H. Ca
2+ ion exchange was thought to correspond to the exchange reaction between Ca
2+ and Na
+ ion, some of which was introduced by Al substitution for Si and the other Na
+ ion must be present connecting to broken bonds on C-S-H surface. Cation exchange reaction toward Mg
2+ ion proceeded more slowly than that of Ca
2+ ion. However its CEC was more than that of Ca
2+ ion on many samples. CEC of Mg
2+ increased with increasing Ca content of C-S-H. It was estimated that Mg
2+ ion exchange reaction caused breaking of Ca-O bond in C-S-H structure. Amount of up-take of Mg
2+ ion was roughly equal to the amount of release of Ca
2+ and Na
+ ions. Al containing C-S-H had CEC value more than 100 meq/100 g toward K
+ ion but it was low value in the case of Li
+ ion exchange.
It was suggested that Al containing C-S-H was composed of connecting and branching structure of silicate chain by NMR method.
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