The mechanism of adsorbing indium(Ⅲ) from sulfate solutions with CL-P204Levextrel resin containing di(-2-ethylhexyl) phosphoric acid was examined by batch operation andinfrared spectra. The results showed that the P2...The mechanism of adsorbing indium(Ⅲ) from sulfate solutions with CL-P204Levextrel resin containing di(-2-ethylhexyl) phosphoric acid was examined by batch operation andinfrared spectra. The results showed that the P204 adsorbed on the resin behaved in the similar wayto solvent extraction except that it was as a monomer in resin adsorbing but in dimeric form insolvent extraction. Three factors including temperature, indium(Ⅲ) concentration of solution, andthe size of resin particles which influence the In^(3+)/H^+ exchange on CL-P204 Levextrel resin wereinvestigated by the modified limited batch technique in order to determine the kinetics ofIn^(3+)/H^+ exchange. It was found that the rate of ion exchange increased with the temperature andthe concentration of solution increasing and with the size of the resin particles decreasing.According to the expression developed by Boyd et al., the controlling factor of In^(3+)/H^+ exchangeon CL-P204 Levextrel resin was the diffusion through the resin particles. The effective diffusioncoefficient, activation energy, and entropy of activation in the particle-diffusion were determinedas 1.57 x 10^(-10) m^2/s, 11.9 kJ/mol, -84.1 J/(mol·K), respectively.展开更多
Di (2-ethylhexyl)phosphate levextrel resin(CL-P204) showed a maximum distribution coefficient for In(Ⅲ) adsorption at pH=1. 0 in sulfuric acid. The steady adsorption capacity was 48. 5 mg/g and the adsorption enthalp...Di (2-ethylhexyl)phosphate levextrel resin(CL-P204) showed a maximum distribution coefficient for In(Ⅲ) adsorption at pH=1. 0 in sulfuric acid. The steady adsorption capacity was 48. 5 mg/g and the adsorption enthalpy was 9. 2 kJ/mol. The isothermal adsorption equation is Q=60. 2c0. 1 (25℃). The adsorption mechanism has been investigated by IRmeasurement.展开更多
The extraction and separation of Fe(III) from heavy metal wastewater generated in zinc smelting process were studied using solvent impregnated resin containing CL- P2O4. The influence of pH and temperature on absorb...The extraction and separation of Fe(III) from heavy metal wastewater generated in zinc smelting process were studied using solvent impregnated resin containing CL- P2O4. The influence of pH and temperature on absorbing heavy metal cations by static adsorption was investigated. The batch tests on adsorption equilibrium, kinetics and elution efficiency were carried out to evaluate the performance of CL-P204. Column operations for extraction and separation of Fe(III) by CL-P2O4 were performed for further optimization of process parameters and feasibility evaluation. The reaction mechanism of Fe(III) and CL-P2O4 was analyzed through saturation capability, slope analysis and infrared spectroscopy (IR). The results show that the separation of Fe(III) from heavy metal wastewater using CL- P2O4 can be achieved through process of adsorption and desorption at a flow rate of 1.53 ml·min^-1·cm^-2, pH 0.8 and temperature of 25℃. The experimental data of Fe(III) adsorption by CL-P2O4 have a satisfactory fit with Langmuir adsorption equation and Freundlich adsorption isotherms. The probable molecular formula of extracted complex is Fe[R2(R2H)], and the adsorption reaction equation is concluded as following: Fe3+ + 4RH 〈=〉Kex Fe[R2(R2H)] + 3H+ (Kex, extraction equilibrium constant). This study will supply the fundamentals for treatment of heavy metal wastewater.展开更多
文摘The mechanism of adsorbing indium(Ⅲ) from sulfate solutions with CL-P204Levextrel resin containing di(-2-ethylhexyl) phosphoric acid was examined by batch operation andinfrared spectra. The results showed that the P204 adsorbed on the resin behaved in the similar wayto solvent extraction except that it was as a monomer in resin adsorbing but in dimeric form insolvent extraction. Three factors including temperature, indium(Ⅲ) concentration of solution, andthe size of resin particles which influence the In^(3+)/H^+ exchange on CL-P204 Levextrel resin wereinvestigated by the modified limited batch technique in order to determine the kinetics ofIn^(3+)/H^+ exchange. It was found that the rate of ion exchange increased with the temperature andthe concentration of solution increasing and with the size of the resin particles decreasing.According to the expression developed by Boyd et al., the controlling factor of In^(3+)/H^+ exchangeon CL-P204 Levextrel resin was the diffusion through the resin particles. The effective diffusioncoefficient, activation energy, and entropy of activation in the particle-diffusion were determinedas 1.57 x 10^(-10) m^2/s, 11.9 kJ/mol, -84.1 J/(mol·K), respectively.
文摘Di (2-ethylhexyl)phosphate levextrel resin(CL-P204) showed a maximum distribution coefficient for In(Ⅲ) adsorption at pH=1. 0 in sulfuric acid. The steady adsorption capacity was 48. 5 mg/g and the adsorption enthalpy was 9. 2 kJ/mol. The isothermal adsorption equation is Q=60. 2c0. 1 (25℃). The adsorption mechanism has been investigated by IRmeasurement.
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文摘The extraction and separation of Fe(III) from heavy metal wastewater generated in zinc smelting process were studied using solvent impregnated resin containing CL- P2O4. The influence of pH and temperature on absorbing heavy metal cations by static adsorption was investigated. The batch tests on adsorption equilibrium, kinetics and elution efficiency were carried out to evaluate the performance of CL-P204. Column operations for extraction and separation of Fe(III) by CL-P2O4 were performed for further optimization of process parameters and feasibility evaluation. The reaction mechanism of Fe(III) and CL-P2O4 was analyzed through saturation capability, slope analysis and infrared spectroscopy (IR). The results show that the separation of Fe(III) from heavy metal wastewater using CL- P2O4 can be achieved through process of adsorption and desorption at a flow rate of 1.53 ml·min^-1·cm^-2, pH 0.8 and temperature of 25℃. The experimental data of Fe(III) adsorption by CL-P2O4 have a satisfactory fit with Langmuir adsorption equation and Freundlich adsorption isotherms. The probable molecular formula of extracted complex is Fe[R2(R2H)], and the adsorption reaction equation is concluded as following: Fe3+ + 4RH 〈=〉Kex Fe[R2(R2H)] + 3H+ (Kex, extraction equilibrium constant). This study will supply the fundamentals for treatment of heavy metal wastewater.