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Review demonstrates layered double hydroxide properties improving corrosion protection in materials, suggesting significant advantages for applications.
In recent years, layered double hydroxide (LDH) has developed strongly in the field of corrosion protection of materials due to its special properties, which include exceptional anion exchange capability with increased anion capacitance as well as barrier resistance and a recorded structural memory effect. This article reviews recent work on the properties of LDH in the form of powders and films. The possibilities and advantages of using this compound to protect materials from corrosion are analyzed in detail.
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