The polyaluminum chloride containing Ca was prepared by adding Ca before and after the aluminium polymerization, respectively. The effects of Ca on the hydrolysis and polymerization of aluminum, the characteristic of ...The polyaluminum chloride containing Ca was prepared by adding Ca before and after the aluminium polymerization, respectively. The effects of Ca on the hydrolysis and polymerization of aluminum, the characteristic of aluminum species, the ζ potential and viscosity of PAC were also studied. The experimental results show that the introduction of Ca retards the formation of Al precipitates during the hydrolysis and polymerization of aluminum and increases the contents of Alm and Al13 in PAC. Aluminum species can complex with Ca to form heteronuclear hydroxo complexes, which decreases the chemical shifts of Alm and Al13 in NMR. The ζ potential and the viscosity of PAC increase with the rise of Ca/Al molar ratio. Comparing with adding Ca after the aluminium polymerization, there are much more Al-Ca heteronuclear hydroxo complexes formed by adding Ca before the polymerization, which leads to a more obvious influence of Ca/Al molar ratio on the ζ potential and the viscosity of PAC.展开更多
文摘The polyaluminum chloride containing Ca was prepared by adding Ca before and after the aluminium polymerization, respectively. The effects of Ca on the hydrolysis and polymerization of aluminum, the characteristic of aluminum species, the ζ potential and viscosity of PAC were also studied. The experimental results show that the introduction of Ca retards the formation of Al precipitates during the hydrolysis and polymerization of aluminum and increases the contents of Alm and Al13 in PAC. Aluminum species can complex with Ca to form heteronuclear hydroxo complexes, which decreases the chemical shifts of Alm and Al13 in NMR. The ζ potential and the viscosity of PAC increase with the rise of Ca/Al molar ratio. Comparing with adding Ca after the aluminium polymerization, there are much more Al-Ca heteronuclear hydroxo complexes formed by adding Ca before the polymerization, which leads to a more obvious influence of Ca/Al molar ratio on the ζ potential and the viscosity of PAC.
