An amphiphilic smectite clay, interlayered by regularly alternating galleries of organic [C16H33N(C4H9)3 +] and inorganic (Li+ ) exchange cations, is shown to be especially efficient for the removal of a chlorinated aromatic pollutant (2,4-dichlorophenol) from water in comparison to the fully-exchanged hydrophobic form of the same clay.
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