Negatively charged amino acids (aspartic acid, glutamic acid) and a related polymer, poly(α,β-aspartate), have been intercalated within the gallery spaces of layered double hydroxides. Synthesis of these bioinorganic nanocomposites was achieved via co-precipitation involving simultaneous formation of the inorganic layers and intercalation of the anionic species. In situ thermal polymerization of pre-intercalated aspartate monomers affords a second route to the poly(α,β-aspartate)-containing hybrid material.
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