The function mechanism of Sb（V） in As, Sb and Bi impurities removal from copper electrolyte was investigated by adding Sb（V） ion in a synthetic copper electrolyte containing 45 g/L Cu2＋, 185 g/L H2SO4, 10 g/L As ...The function mechanism of Sb（V） in As, Sb and Bi impurities removal from copper electrolyte was investigated by adding Sb（V） ion in a synthetic copper electrolyte containing 45 g/L Cu2＋, 185 g/L H2SO4, 10 g/L As and 0.5 g/L Bi. The electrolyte was filtered, and the precipitate structure, morphology and composition were characterized by chemical analysis, SEM, TEM, EDS, XRD and FTIR. The results show that the precipitate is in the shape of many irregular lumps with size of 50-200 μm, and it mainly consists of As, Sb, Bi and O elements. The main characteristic bands in the FTIR spectra of the precipitate are As-O-As, As-O-Sb, Sb-O-Bi, Sb-O-Sb and Bi-O-Bi. The precipitate is the mixture of microcrystalline of AsSbO4, BiSbO4 and Bi3SbO7 by XRD and electronic diffraction. The removal of As, Sb and Bi impurities by Sb（V） ion can be mainly ascribed to the formation of antimonate in copper electrolytes.展开更多
We prepared an SbSn intermetallic compound powder with a mixture of equal molar amounts of antimony （Sb） and tin （Sn） by melt-annealing and high-energy ball milling, and characterized the obtained substance with X...We prepared an SbSn intermetallic compound powder with a mixture of equal molar amounts of antimony （Sb） and tin （Sn） by melt-annealing and high-energy ball milling, and characterized the obtained substance with XRD （X-ray diffraction）, DSC （differential scanning calorimetry）, SEM （scanning electron microscopy）, and XPS （X-ray photoelectron spectroscopy）. The prepared SbSn has a hexagonal structure with a melting point of 425 ℃. The particles have a dendritic appearance in micromorphology images. More Sb atoms are enriched on the surface than Sn atoms. A desulfurization efficiency of up to 33.92% can be obtained when applying this powder as a medium in the electric desulfurization of crude oil under the following conditions an emulsion with a volumetric ratio of water to oil at 20：80, a surfactant mass fraction in the emulsion of 0.18%, a processing time of 17 h, and a voltage of 9.68 V. SbSn could be a promising catalyst for desulfurizing crude oil. The desulfurization performance is ascribed to the electron cavities formed by current induction.展开更多
基金Project(50904023)supported by the National Natural Science Foundation of ChinaProject(2010B450001)supported by the Natural Science Fund of Department of Education of Henan Province,ChinaProject(092300410064)supported by the Basic and Frontier Technologies Research Projects of Henan Province,China
文摘The function mechanism of Sb（V） in As, Sb and Bi impurities removal from copper electrolyte was investigated by adding Sb（V） ion in a synthetic copper electrolyte containing 45 g/L Cu2＋, 185 g/L H2SO4, 10 g/L As and 0.5 g/L Bi. The electrolyte was filtered, and the precipitate structure, morphology and composition were characterized by chemical analysis, SEM, TEM, EDS, XRD and FTIR. The results show that the precipitate is in the shape of many irregular lumps with size of 50-200 μm, and it mainly consists of As, Sb, Bi and O elements. The main characteristic bands in the FTIR spectra of the precipitate are As-O-As, As-O-Sb, Sb-O-Bi, Sb-O-Sb and Bi-O-Bi. The precipitate is the mixture of microcrystalline of AsSbO4, BiSbO4 and Bi3SbO7 by XRD and electronic diffraction. The removal of As, Sb and Bi impurities by Sb（V） ion can be mainly ascribed to the formation of antimonate in copper electrolytes.
文摘We prepared an SbSn intermetallic compound powder with a mixture of equal molar amounts of antimony （Sb） and tin （Sn） by melt-annealing and high-energy ball milling, and characterized the obtained substance with XRD （X-ray diffraction）, DSC （differential scanning calorimetry）, SEM （scanning electron microscopy）, and XPS （X-ray photoelectron spectroscopy）. The prepared SbSn has a hexagonal structure with a melting point of 425 ℃. The particles have a dendritic appearance in micromorphology images. More Sb atoms are enriched on the surface than Sn atoms. A desulfurization efficiency of up to 33.92% can be obtained when applying this powder as a medium in the electric desulfurization of crude oil under the following conditions an emulsion with a volumetric ratio of water to oil at 20：80, a surfactant mass fraction in the emulsion of 0.18%, a processing time of 17 h, and a voltage of 9.68 V. SbSn could be a promising catalyst for desulfurizing crude oil. The desulfurization performance is ascribed to the electron cavities formed by current induction.
