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Study On Preparation Of A Series Of Molecular Sieves For Deep Sea Clay And Adsorption

Posted on:2021-05-26Degree:MasterType:Thesis
Country:ChinaCandidate:Y J PengFull Text:PDF
GTID:2370330626958963Subject:Geological engineering
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Today,as the high-quality clay resources on the land are increasingly depleted,as an ocean with rich clay resources,it has re-entered people's vision.According to statistics,the resources of ocean clay and slime are2.1×107and.1×107Kg3,respectively,and the resource potential is huge.Aiming at the characteristics of deep-sea clay,a series of molecular sieves were prepared by hydrothermal synthesis.The molecular sieves were analyzed by XRD,FT-IR,and SEM,and their applications in the field of adsorption were explored.First,the deep-sea clay is purified and dried to remove sediment,and tested for its mineral and chemical composition.Then it was added to a solution of alkali,the clay mineral structure was opened under hydrothermal conditions,and it was reorganized to obtain a series of molecular sieves,namely,analcite,faujasite,and calcinite.The experimental results in this paper show that the basicity,crystallization temperature and time have a great influence on the synthesis of zeolite.The optimal synthesis conditions are optimized as follows:Anaclime:silica-alumina ratio of 2:1,crystallization temperature of 180?,crystallization time of 16 hours,sodium hydroxide concentration of 0.6mol/L,and specific surface area of26.908m2/g.Faujasite:silica-alumina ratio of 3:1,crystallization temperature of 110?,crystallization time of 12 hours,sodium hydroxide concentration of 4.75mol/L,and specific surface area of22.792m2/g.Calcinite:The volume ratio of filtrate to director is 10:2,crystallization temperature is160?,crystallization time is 16 hours,sodium hydroxide concentration is 5mol/L,and specific surface area is 23.506m2/g.The prepared zeolite was used to adsorb heavy metal ions Cu2+and CO2.It was found that the adsorption of Cu2+ions by zeolite was affected by the adsorption time,ion concentration and the amount of zeolite input.The experimental results showed that the adsorption amount of CO2 by cristobalite was 48.271m2/g,and when the initial Cu2+concentration was 80mg/L,the adsorption time At 4 hours,the Cu2+removal rate was the highest under the condition of 1.5g/L zeolite input,the highest removal rate of Cu2+in solution,reaching 97.63%.The adsorption amount of faujasite to CO2 was 17.965 m2/g,and when the initial Cu2+concentration was 60 mg/L,the adsorption time was 3 hours.Under the condition of 1g/l zeolite input,the removal rate of Cu2+in the solution is the highest,the highest removal rate of Cu2+in solution,reaching 98.38%;the adsorption amount of CO2 by the calcinite is 32.520 m2/g,and when the initial Cu2+concentration is 60 mg/L and the adsorption time is 3 hours,Under the condition of 1.5g/L zeolite input,the removal rate of Cu2+in the solution is the highest,the highest removal rate of Cu2+in solution,reaching98.90%.In this paper,a series of molecular sieves were prepared from deep-sea clay and explored its application in the field of adsorption,which expanded the application field of deep-sea clay and provided a direction for the future development of ocean resources.
Keywords/Search Tags:Deep-sea clay, analite, faujasite, mayenite, hydrothermal synthesis, adsorption, Cu2+, CO2
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