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Study On Adsorption-photocatalytic Oxidation Of Formaldehyde By Tio2 Loaded On Activated Carbon

Posted on:2009-08-25Degree:MasterType:Thesis
Country:ChinaCandidate:L Y JiangFull Text:PDF
GTID:2191360272961171Subject:Chemical processes
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With the development of economy and the improvement of housing conditions,the pollution source and pollution diversify gradually,especially contamination of the building and fitment,so it is very necessary to study the purification technology of formaldehyde in indoor air.At present,it is the best method to oxidize the pollutants,like formaldehyde,into carbon dioxide and water.Loading catalyst on carrier has many advantages,such as selectivity well,contamination few and easy to be recycled.In recent years,the TiO2 photo-catalysis technology is the purification technology with potential development.In this paper,the photo-catalysis technology and the traditional activated carbon adsorption technology were combined,in addition,the formaldehyde adsorption and degradation by the TiO2 loaded on activated carbon was studied.TiO2 photo-catalyst,the preparation of TiO2 loaded on activated carbon and their effects on formaldehyde adsorption and degradation have been studied systemically,taking formaldehyde as the study object.Taking TiCl4 as the raw material,the TiO2 powder was prepared by the method of TiCl4 hydrolyzation.And TiO2 loaded on activated carbon was also prepared making use of activated carbon as carrier.The preparation condition of TiO2 powder has been reviewed emphatically,including hydrolysis temperature,(NH4)2SO4 addition amount and calcination temperature.The effects of TiCl4 volume and calcination temperature on formaldehyde degradation capacity of TiO2 loaded on activated carbon have also been studied.It was found that,with the increase of hydrolysis temperature,the formaldehyde degradation capacity of TiO2 powder rose firstly,then reduced gradually,and lastly almost stabilized.The experimental results showed that the formaldehyde degradation capacity of TiO2 powder prepared when the hydrolysis temperature was at 70℃,the rate of[Ti/SO42-]was 1:2,was up to 7.78 mg·g-1 from a 600 mg·L-1 formaldehyde solution.With the increase of TiCl4 solution volume and calcination temperature,the formaldehyde adsorption capacity of TiO2 loaded on activated carbon had the same rule,also rose firstly,then reduced gradually, and lastly almost stabilized.And the formaldehyde adsorption capacity of TiO2 loaded on activated carbon prepared when the hydrolysis temperature was at 70℃,the rate of[Ti/SO42-] was 1:2,the TiCl4 solution volume was 5mL,calcined at 400℃for 2h,was up to 10.18mg·g-1 from a 600 mg·L-1 formaldehyde solution,which was 6.06 times of activated carbon. In order to study the mechanism of formaldehyde adsorption of TiO2 loaded on activated carbon,some characterization technologies such as SEM and XRD were used for the TiO2 powder obtained under different conditions,SEM can be used for studying microcosmic shape and structure of TiO2 powder,while XRD can be used for testing crystal structure,phase content of TiO2 powder and calculating the TiO2 particle dimension.IR was employed for activated carbon and TiO2 loaded on activated carbon to observe the change of function groups before and after formaldehyde adsorption.The results of SEM and XRD showed that,after adding(NH4)2SO4,the TiO2 particle dimension was reduced efficiently and the phase transition temperature from anatase style to rutile style was increased.The TiO2 powder was unshaped prepared when the hydrolysis temperature was at 70℃,the rate of[Ti/SO42-]was 1:2, without calcinations,but after calcining at 400℃for 2h,it was changed into pure anatase style; The results of IR showed that,in the process of adsorbing formaldehyde,chemisorption occurred on the surface of activated carbon,formaldehyde was oxidized into carbon dioxide and water under the TiO2 photo-catalysis,and the part which has not been oxidized was adsorbed on activated carbon temporarily.
Keywords/Search Tags:formaldehyde, activated carbon, titanium dioxide, adsorption, photo-catalysis
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