STUDIES ON THE SORPTION OF MACROPOROUS PHOSPHONIC ACID RESIN FOR LANTHANUM

The influences of medium pH sorption temperature, sorption time, etc. on thesorption capacity of macroporous Phosphonic acid resin for La3+ were determined Thesorption rate constant was k298 = 7.64×10-5 s-1. The complex ratio of phosphonicgroups of the resin to La3+ was 3:1. The basic sorption parameters were determinedThe sorption mechanism of macroporous phosphonic acid resin for La3+ was examinedby chemical analysis and IR- spectrometry.

EXTRACTION AND SEPARATION OF RADISH RED PIGMENT FROM A WASTE WATER OF SALTING RADISH BY D61 RESIN

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STUDY ON PREPARATION AND CATALYTIC ACTIVITY OF A NEW POLYMER LEWIS ACID CATALYST

This paper reports the study on the polymer protected catalyst CPVC-FeCl3 used in esterification,transesterification,synthesis of acetals or ketals and rearrangement reaction of pinacol.The catalyst has the advantages of being simple in operation,non-corrosive,easy to separate from mixtures and good reusability.

ADSORPTION OF DINITROPHENOLS ONTO POLYMERIC ADSORBENTS AND ITS MECHANISM

The adsorption of 2,4-dinitrophenol and 2.6-dinitrophenol on non-polar and polar adsorbents was studied. The results showed that the equilibrium adsorption did not comply with the Langmuir equation and was not mono-layer absorption. It is of interest to notice that the effect of pH on the adsorption of 2.4-or 2,6-dinitrophenol onto ADS-7 and ADS-21 was very small. The result is explained by hydrogen bonding interaction between 2, 4- or 2. 6-dinitrophenol and the adsorbent ADS21. The large adsorption capacity of dinitrophenol onto ADS-21, which was about 500 mg/g at an equilibrium concentration of 400 mg/L. and the small dinitrophenol leakage in the effluent from ADS- 21 column presented a good prospect for treatment of wastewater containing dinitrophenol with absorbent ADS-21.

THE TREATMENT OF SALICYLIC ACID MANUFACTURING WASTEWATER BY HYPERCROSSLINKED POLYMERIC ADSORBENT（NDA—100）

The treatment of salicylic acid manufacturing wastewater by NDA-100 resin wasinvestigated. The sorption intensity of phenol was found to be strongly dependent on pH of theaqueous phase. Equilibrium adsorption data fit to both Langmuir and Freundlich models. Thecolumn adsorption showed thatthis process was suitable for the treatment of salicylic acidmanufacturing wastewater About 99.9% CODcr removal was obtained under the optimal operatingconditions. The resin could be completely regenerated with 1 BV8%(w/w) NaOH+2BV H2O, therecovery of 98.9% of the substance was reached. This process makes it possible to recover thevaluable material from the wastewater and to improve the effluent water quality.

STUDY ON THE TREATMENT AND REUSE OF WASTEWATER FROM THE PRODUCTION OF 2-NAPHTHANOL

Systematic studies on the treatment and reuse of the acid industrial wastewatercontaining Sodium 2-Naphthylsulfonate (β-salt) from 2--Naphthanol of production processby ND--910 resin (made by self)is reported in this paper.Under the operation conditionsof initial β-salt concentration of 10000-25000mg/L and initial CODcr of 2000040000mg/L, the removal rates of Sodium 2-Naphthylsulfonate and CODcr are over 95%and over 89%, respectively. The effluent can be discharged directly after biologicaldegradation. The working sorption capacity of ND-910 Resin for β-salt is over 230g/Kg.An alkali-water wash procedure is utilized to regenerate resin and the reclaiming rate ofβ-salt is over 98%.

CONDUCTIVITY METHOD APPLIED TO THE STUDY OFINTERACTION BETWEEN ADSORBENT AND ADSORBATE Ⅰ. ADSORPTION OF LOW CONCENTRATION OF FREE ACID BY REGENERABLE CHITIN

The adsorption of low concentration of free acid by regenerable chitin is followed by electric conductance determination. The effect of acid concentration, content of functional amino groups, and ionic strength on adsorption was discussed. Experimental results indicate that the active centre of regenerable chitin is the free amino groups on its surface, and that the rate of adsorption of free acid was found to be affected by two factors: the interaction between the adsorbent and the adsorbate in solution and that between the adsorbate molecules or ions in solution.

STUDY ON THE BLOOD FAT REGULATION OF THE FUCOIDA-GALACTOSAN SULFATE (FGS) FROM LAMINARIA JAPONICA

FGS was isolated and purified from laminaria japonica by enzymolysis, chromatography methods and so on. The high blood fat model was established by feeding mouse on high fat feedstuff. Compared with control group, the concentration of HDL-C, the ratio of HDL-C/TC increased;while the concentration of TC, LDL-C and TG decreased in experimental groups. Conclusion: FGS was an effective serum lipid regulator and can be developed as medicine and health food.

SORPTION BEHAVIOR AND MECHANISM OF SAMARIUM(III) ON AMINO METHYLENE PHOSPHONIC ACID RESIN

Sm(III) was quantitatively adsorbed by amino methylene phosphonic acid resin (APAR) in the medium of pH=5.0. The statically saturated sorption capacity is 251mg/g·resin. Sm(III) adsorbed on APAR can be reductively eluted by 2.0mol/L HCl. The sorption rate constant is k298= 1.35×10-5s-1. The sorption behavior of APAR for Sm(III) obeys the Freundlich isotherm. The enthalpy change △H of sorption is 24.9kJ/mol. The apparent activation energy is Ea=11.7kJ/mol. The sorption mechanism shows that the nitrogen and oxygen atoms of the functional group of APAR coordinated with Sm(III) to form coordination bond.

ADSORPTION OF SAMARIUM(III) ON DIGLYCOLAMIDIC ACID RESIN

The sorption behavior and mechanism of a novel chelate resin, diglycolamidic acid resin (DAAR), for Sm(III) were investigated. The optimal sorption condition of DAAR for Sm(III) is pH=6.0 in HAc-NaAc medium. The statically saturated sorption capacity is 190mg/g resin at 298K. The Sm(III) adsorbed on DAAR can be eluted reaching 100% by 0.5~2.0mol/L HCl used as eluant. The resin can be regenerated and reused without apparent decrease of sorption capacity. The apparent sorption rate constant is k298= 1.96×10-5s-1. The apparent activation energy is 26kJ/mol. The sorption behavior of DAAR for Sm(III) obeys the Freundlich isotherm. The thermodynamic sorption parameters, enthalpy change 腍 of DAAR for Sm(III) is 16.9kJ/mol. The molar coordination ratio of the functional group of DAAR to Sm (III) is 3. The sorption mechanism of DAAR for Sm(III) was examined by using chemical method and IR spectrometry. The coordination bond was formed between oxygen atoms in the functional group of DAAR and Sm(III).

WATER-BLOWN POLYURETHANE RIGID FOAMS MODIFIED BY CHEMICAL PLASTICATION

Water-blown polyurethane rigid foams are getting more and more attention,because the traditional blowing agent HCFC141b has already been abolished to prevent the ozone layer from destruction.However,the polyurethane rigid foams blown by water have serious defects,i.e.friability and resulting lower adhesion strength.Thus,the purpose of this study is to resolve the problems by chemical plastication.The maleate was added to polyol-premix containing water or to polyisocyanate,with both of which maleate does not react.To prove the reaction when polyol-premix and polyisocyanate were mixed,the model composite was synthesized and analyzed by IR,NMR and ESI(MS).Furthermore,a series of water-blown polyurethane rigid foams added different amount maleate were successfully prepared.By testing impact strength and adhesion strength of the foams,the actual effect of adding maleate was obtained.

THEATMENT OF WASTEWATER FROM PRODUCTION PROCESS OF 2,3-ACID

Wastewater from production process of 2,3-acid was treated by adsorption usingmacroporous resin NDA-708. After only one-step treatment by resin adsorption, removalefficiency of three kinds of naphthalene chemicals was above 99%, removal efficiency ofCODcr was above 96% Under proper operating condition, desorption efficiency wasaround 100%. The running records of the industrial facility showed that the naphthlenechemicals in desorption effluent could be reused without obvious influence on the qualityOf the product.

ADSORPTION OF MACROPOROUS PHOSPHONIC ACID RESIN FOR INDIUM

The adsorption kinetics and mechanism of a novel chelate resin, macroporous phosphonic acid resin (PAR) for In(III) were investigated. The statically saturated adsorption capacity is 216mg穏-1resin at 298K in HAc-NaAc medium. The apparent adsorption rate constant is k298=4.84?0-5 s-1. The adsorption behavior of PAR for In(III) obeys the Freundlich isotherm. The thermodynamic adsorption parameters, enthalpy change △H, free energy change △G and entropy change △S of PAR for In(III) are 11.5kJ/mol, -12.6kJ/mol and 80.8J/mol稫, respectively. The apparent activation energy is Ea=3.5kJ/mol. The molar coordination ratio of the functional group of PAR to In(III) is about 3∶1.

BEHAVIOR OF CHO CELLS ON MODIFIED POLYPROPYLENE BY LOW TEMPERATURE AMMONIA PLASMA

The surface of polypropylene (PP) membrane was modified by low temperature plasma with ammonia. The effect of exposure time was investigated by means of contact angle measurement. The results show that low temperature ammonia plasma treatment can enhance its hydrophilicity. Chinese hamster ovary (CHO) cells attachment on the modified membrane was enhanced and the growth rate on the membrane was faster than unmodified one.

STUDY ON THE TREATMENT OF 3—PHENOXY—BENZALDEHYDE INDUSTRIAL WASTEWATER WITH POLYMERIC ADSORBENT

In this paper the two effluents from PBA (3- phenoxy -benzaldehyde) productionprocess were treated by polymeric adsorbent CHA-lll. PBA or PBC(3-phenoxybenzoic acid) was recovered from the wastewater in the process of neutralization. As asecondary treatment method, adsorption with CHA-lll showed better efficency thanPhotocatalytic decomposition and solvent extraction. The optimal technologicalparameters were: adsorption: current velocity: 2.0 BV/hr(bed volume per hour), roomtemperature, desorption: current velocity:10 BV/hr 80℃8% sodium hydroxideaqueous solutions. In conclusion, 90.9% COD in the neutralizing wastewater and98. 4% COD in the hydrolysis wastewater are removed successfully.

Preparation of Starch Succinate WITH INTERMEDIATE DS BY AQUEOUS SLURRY REACTION

The succinylation of cornstarch by slurry reaction has been studied using sodium hydroxide as catalyst. Several reaction parameters affecting the succinylation were investigated including the concentration of starch in water, the ratio of succinic anhydride to starch, the reaction time and the reaction temperature. The favorable conditions for an intermediate degree of substitution (DS) and reasonably high reaction efficiency (RE) are pH 8.5~9.0, 50% starch by weight to water, succinic anhydride to starch 1/1 (w/w), reaction time 4h, reaction temperature 30℃. Under these conditions, the DS of 0.45 and RE of 28% were achieved. The addition of an adequate amount of crosslinking agent imparted starch succinate water absorbency.

ADSORPTION OF TANNIN FROM AQUEOUS SOLUTION ONTO MACROPOROUS CROSSLINKED POLY(N-VINYL-ACETAMIDE) VIA HYDROGEN BONDING

A strongly hydrophilic hydrogen-bonding adsorbent-macroporous crosslinked poly(N- vinyl-acetamide). which contain both hydrogen bond acceptor and donator, was synthesized. Adsorption mechanism and dynamic adsorption of tannin from aqueous solution onto the adsorbent were investigated. Most of the differential adsorption heats for various adsorption capacities calculated from the adsorption isotherms according to Clapeyron-Clausius equation lay in the range of hydrogen bond energy (8-50kJ/mol). Adsorption properties of the adsorbent were studied in detail. These results revealed a hydrogen bonding mechanism of the adsorption of tannin from aqueous solution onto the adsorbent. The result of the dynamic adsorption of tanning with the initial concentration under 600 mg/L showed that the adsorption rate of tannin exceeded 90% when the flow rate was 3BV/h and the effluent volume reached 100 BV. Therefore, the developed hydrogen-bonding adsorbent--macroporous crosslinked poly(N-vinyl-acetamide)—is an excellent adsorbent to remove tannin from extract of natural products. and has great value in application.

PREPARATION OF SURFACE ION-IMPRINTED ATTAPULGITE-SUPPORTED POLYMER AND ITS ADSORPTION BEHAVIORS OF Sr(II)

The surface ion-imprinting concept and chitosan incorporated sol-gel process were applied to the preparation of a new attapulgite-supported organic-inorganic hybrid polymer for selective separation of Sr(II) from aqueous solution. The prepared polymer was characterized with SEM, IR and XRD. The results showed that as a sorbent, it had good configuration and binding sites. Its adsorption behaviors for Sr(II) was investigated by FAAS and ICP-AES. The effects on adsorption capacities, including pH, quiescent time, and adsorbent amount were discussed, and the adsorption isothermal curve was obtained. Then the Kd a parameter estimating relative adsorbability, was conducted to study the selectivity towards Sr(II) of the prepared polymer. Under the optimum conditions, the ion-imprinted polymer offered a fast kinetics for the adsorption of Sr(II) and the maximum capacity was 12.9mg/g. The Kd and K parameters estimating relative adsorbability towards target ion, suggested that selective recognition of the ion-imprinted polymer towards Sr(II) was much higher than that of the non-imprinted polymer and attapulgite. Furthermore, the ion-imprinted polymer is of great regeneration capacity. The prepared functional polymer was shown to be promising for selective preseparation and enrichment of trace Sr(II) in environmental samples.

ADSORPTION OF PHENOL AND Pb^(2+) FROM AQUEOUS SOLUTIONS BY A NEW DI-FUNCTION ADSORBENT WITH SULFHYDRYL GROUPS

A new di-function adsorbent (JN-3) was prepared by sulfhydryl modified. Comparing with Amberlite XAD-4 and NDA-150, the equilibrium adsorption for phenol on the JN-3 from aqueous solutions was tested, perfect adsorption capacity was shown. Pb2+ can be also removed by JN-3 because of the chelate interaction between sulfhydryl groups and metal ions. This adsorbent could be used in removal of combine pollutants such as phenolic compounds and heavy metal ions from waste streams.

ADSORPTION ISOTHERMS AND POTENTIAL DISTRIBUTIONS OF NITROGEN ON VARIOUS ACTIVATED CARBONS

The adsorption isotherms of four activated carbons （Norit Rill, Chemviron BPL, Monolit, and Ambersorb-572） have been examined by nitrogen adsorption at 77.5 K. A method for adsorption potential distribution calculation has been proposed based on the adsorption isotherms. This distribution provides information about possible changes in the Gibbs free energy caused by the energetic and geometrical heterogeneities of an activated carbon as well as by the adsorbate-related entropic effects. The general character of the adsorption potential distribution is clearly visible by its simple relation to the micropore and mesopore distribution,