The possibility of removing nickel and complex of cyanide with heavy metal from wastewater by synthesizing layer double hydroxide (LDH) in situ was studied . The effects of pH value, reaction time, Mg2+/Al3+ molar ratio and initial concentration of Ni2+ and Fe(CN)63- on removal efficiency and the removal theory by X-ray diffraction were studied. Compared synthesizing Layer double hydroxides in-situ with Chemistry precipitation. The results show:(1) The effects on removal efficiency are pH value, Mg2+/Al3+molar ratio and initial concentration of Ni2+, and the fisrt is pH value, the second is initial concentration of Ni2+, the last is Mg2+/Al3+molar ratio. The maximal removal efficiency of Ni2+ obtained when the pH was 8.5, and Mg2+/Al3+molar ratio range from 1 to 2 , at this time Mg2+and Al3+ use efficiency are very high . X-ray diffraction and infrared spectrometry of the precipitate of the sample approved that the solids are Layer double hydroxides crystal. The technique of synthesizing Layer double hydroxides in-situ can remove nickel from wastewater effectively at lower pH value (pH≤9), but the technique of chemistry precipitation can not remove nickel. At high pH (pH≥S10) two techniques can remove nickel effectively, but to the removal efficiency and plain sedimentation, synthesizing Layer double hydroxides in-situ is better than chemistry precipitation.(2) Removing complex of cyanide and heavy metal is feasible by synthesizing LDH in situ The key factor affecting the removal of Fe(CN)63- is pH value, the maximal removal efficiency obtained when the pH was 9.5. The precipitate of the sample was analyzed by X-ray diffraction, the results show that the precipitate is the LDH crystal. It indicates that Fe(CN)63- is embedded into the structure of the LDH layers. The products of removing Fe(CN)63- from wastewater by synthesizing LDH in situ have magnetic behaviour by calcinated at 400℃, that is to say the products of removing Fe(CN)63- by synthesizing LDH can make ferrite magnetic material, realize changing the wastage to utility.
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