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Clay Minerals; September 2001; v. 36; no. 3; p. 369-379
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Fe, Mg and Al distribution in the octahedral sheet of montmorillonites. An infrared study in the OH-bending region

D. VANTELON*, M. PELLETIER, L. J. MICHOT, O. BARRES and F. THOMAS

Laboratoire Environnement et Minéralurgie, UMR 7569 CNRS-INPL, Pôle de l’eau, 15, Avenue du Charmois, 54501 Vandoevre-lès-Nancy Cedex, France

* E-mail: delphine.vantelon{at}ensg.inpl-nancy.fr

(Received 6 July 2000; revised 9 November 2000)

Ten montmorillonites of different origins with variable Fe contents were analysed using transmission IR spectroscopy. Special attention was devoted to the OH-bending region to obtain information about the distribution of octahedral cations. For low to medium Fe contents (<=0.56 per Si8 formula unit), a linear relationship between the position of the {delta}AlFeOH band and Fe content was observed. Such correlation might be explained by changes in the cistrans occupancy of Fe in the octahedral sheet. Deconvolution of the OH-bending domain allows us to discriminate three components ({delta}AlAlOH, {delta}AlMgOH and {delta}AlFeOH) which are correlated with cation abundances derived from chemical analysis. The relative area of each band can then be compared with theoretical areas calculated assuming a fully random distribution of cations in the octahedral sheet. Using such treatment, eight of the 10 montmorillonites studied presented a nearly randomized octahedral distribution. The two samples from Wyoming were clearly different as they exhibited a strong ordering tendency.

KEYWORDS: montmorillonite, smectite, bentonite, IR spectroscopy, OH-bending region, octahedral cations




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