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The Adsorption Behavior Of Heavy Metal Ion At Different Manganese Dioxides

Posted on:2009-07-27Degree:MasterType:Thesis
Country:ChinaCandidate:X WangFull Text:PDF
GTID:2121360245456477Subject:Ecology
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Heavy metal pollution was a great problem for a long time. The pollutant's environmental behavior had attracted a lot of people's attention. Manganese-oxides are widespread minerals. They can adsorb many kinds of heavy metals; oxidize some heavy metals. To a certain extent, Manganese-oxides control the bioavailability and toxicity of the heavy metals.α-MnO2,γ-MnO2,δ-MnO2 and non-crystal MnO2 are four kinds of Manganese dioxides which are widespread, stable and have typical texture. In this thesis, the behavior of Pb2+and Cd2+ adsorption on these four manganese dioxide was studied, and discussed the influence of surrounding factors, then gave further investigations of one manganese dioxides which has the highest adsorption capacity.(1) Adsorbing capacity of Pb2+ was higher than that of Cd2+ on all manganese dioxide studied by this thesis, but the adsorption capacity of the same heave metal ion on different manganese dioxide was otherness. For Pb2+ the adsorption capacity on different manganese dioxide was:δ-MnO2﹥non-crystal MnO2﹥α-MnO2 andγ-MnO2,for Cd2+ the adsorption capacity on different manganese dioxide was:δ-MnO2﹥α-MnO2﹥γ-MnO2﹥non-crystal MnO2(2)The equilibrium data of heave metal ion on different manganese dioxide was analyzed using the Langmuir, Freundlich, Temkin isotherms. The Freundlich isotherms provided the best correlation for both Pb2+ and Cd2+ onα-MnO2 andγ-MnO2. Forδ-MnO2, the adsorption equilibrium data of Pb2+ fitted very well to Temkin isotherm, the adsorption equilibrium data of Cu2+ fitted very well to Freundlich isotherm, the adsorption equilibrium data of Cd2+ fitted very well to Langmuir isotherm. For non-crystal MnO2, the Langmuir isotherms provided the best correlation for Pb2+; the Temkin isotherms provided the best correlation for Cd2+.(3)The effects of pH to adsorption of heave metal ion on different manganese dioxide were similar. The lower pH went against the adsorption of heavy metal ion. Along with the increasing of pH, both the adsorbing capacity and adsorption rate increased. The change of adsorbing capacity caused by pH value is related to the texture of manganese dioxide. Electrolytes in the singerle-component system inhibited the adsorption of heave metal ion, and the higher concentration or higher quantivalency of the cation of the electrolye made the inhibited effect more obvious.(4)In the studied temperatures range, the saturation adsorbing capacity of Pb2+, Cu2+and Cd2+ onδ-MnO2 was increased when the temperature increased. The values ofΔG 0 andΔH 0showed that Pb2+, Cu2+and Cd2+ adsorbed byδ-MnO2 is a spontaneous and endothermic process.(5)The process of the kinetics of Pb2+and Cd2+ adsorption onδ-MnO2 can be well described with the models of Elovich and double constants. For Pb2+the adsorption kinetics can be best described by Elovich model, while the double constants model did for Cd2+. The process of the kinetics of Cu2+ adsorption onδ-MnO2 can be described only by double constants model.(6)The competitive adsorption onδ-MnO2 showed that the uptake of each metal was considerably reduced with increasing concentrations of the other. When both Cu2+and Pb2+were present in the solution together, the adsorption of Cu2+being more strongly influenced by Pb2+. When both Cd2+and Pb2+ were present in the solution together, the interference of Pb2+ with the Cd2+ uptake was more pronounced than the interference of Cd2+ with the Pb2+ uptake. The adsorption affinity is Pb2+﹥Cd2+. When both Cu2+and Cd2+were present in the solution together, the interference of Cd2+with the Cu2+ uptake was sub equal with interference of Cu2+ with the Cd2+uptake. Considering the adsorbing capacity, the adsorption affinity is Cu2+﹥Cd2+.
Keywords/Search Tags:Manganese dioxides, Heavy metal, Thermodynamics adsorption, Kinetics adsorption, Competitive adsorption
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