Raman spectroscopy—Useful tool for studying the catalysts derived from Mo and V-oxyanion-intercalated layered double hydroxides
Résumé
Layered double hydroxideswithMe-based oxyanions (Me_Mo, V) in the interlayer gallerywere prepared by ion
exchange and used as efficient catalysts for the mild oxidation of organic sulfideswith H2O2. Raman spectroscopy
was used as the main and very efficient technique for the advanced characterization of these materials during
their preparation and catalytic use. First, it served for monitoring the progression of the ion exchange during
the preparation of the catalysts, and then the Raman spectroscopy provided precise information regarding the
type of the oxyanions located in the catalyst structure, before and after the oxidation reaction.