The nature of the thermal decomposition of a catalytically active anionic clay mineral

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Auger and photoelectron line energy relationships in aluminum–oxygen and silicon–oxygen compounds C. D. Wagner, D. E. Passoja, H. F. Hillery, Journal of Vacuum Science and Technology EngineeringAtomic Emission SpectroscopyOxidation ResistanceOptoelectronic DevicesAluminum–oxygen Compounds	1982	823
Catalytic reactions by thermally activated, synthetic, anionic clay minerals Walter T. Reichle Journal of Catalysis Chemical EngineeringClay MineralEngineeringClaysThermal Catalysis	1985	538
Probing the Environment of Al Atoms in Noncrystalline Solids: Al<sub>2</sub>O<sub>3</sub>SiO<sub>2</sub> Gels, Soda Glass, and Mullite Precursors John Meurig Thomas, Jacek Klinowski, Paul A. Wright, Angewandte Chemie International Edition in English	1983	49

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