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UV-vis absorption spectroscopy provides sensitive in situ monitoring of chemical and physical properties of clay surfaces at various degrees of wetness, i.e. suspensions, slurries or dry films. Documented applications of the technique are discussed, including adsorption, protonation, and surface photolysis.
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Bailey et al. (1973) studied this question.
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