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Chemical analysis was done using ICP and XPS. TGA-MS was carried out on a thermal analyzer (NETZSCH STA, 449C) equipped with a quadrupole mass spectrometer (Balzers MID, with a 37-839°C working temperature range and a 10°C/min heating rate, showing stepwise weight loss and evolution of HCl and water molecules. IR: 705, 853, 1018 (BO4, 1183, 1349 (BO 3, 3269 (B-OH, 3490 (μ3-OH) cm-1. 27Al NMR: δ -1.2 (Al(H2O)63+ standard) is typical for the octahedral Al3, 11B NMR shows two resonance signals, a singlet at δ -6.39 (BO4) and a doublet at δ -15.75 and 3.46 (BO3, BF3.Et 2O standard, 1H NMR shows two signals at δ 7.4 and 5.2 TMS standard
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