Oxidohydroxidových

Oxidohydroxidových refers to compounds containing both oxide and hydroxide functional groups. These are typically metal-containing materials where the metal is in an intermediate oxidation state between its fully oxidized (oxide) and fully reduced (hydroxide) forms. These compounds often form during the partial oxidation or hydrolysis of metal ions in aqueous environments. Their structure can be complex, involving bridging oxygen and hydroxyl ligands.

The term is sometimes used to describe amorphous or poorly crystalline materials that do not have a well-defined stoichiometric ratio of oxide and hydroxide. They can be important intermediates in various chemical processes, including corrosion, mineral formation, and the synthesis of nanomaterials. The properties of oxidohydroxidových compounds can vary significantly depending on the specific metal, its oxidation state, and the surrounding chemical conditions. They can exhibit semiconducting, catalytic, or adsorbent properties. Understanding their formation and structure is crucial for controlling the properties of derived materials.