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Genesis of Salt and Oxyhydate Gel Systems of Heavy Metals During Their Formation and Solidification

Non-reproducibility of sorption-exchange characteristics of inorganic oxyhydrate gels of heavy metals is often accounted far by poor understanding of polymerization processes proceeding in gels during formation of their supermolecular structure under conditions for from being equilibrium [1]. The authors have made an attempt to explain the peculiarities of supermolecular structure formation for such compounds as zirconium oxyhydrate and hydrophosphate [2,3] from the point of view of forming the autosolitons of oxo-olation polymerization in gels [4].