Activated carbons （ACs） with different surface properties were prepared from different raw materials. N2 adsorption, pH value, Boehm titration, Temperature-programmed reduction （TPR） and FTIR were employed to char...Activated carbons （ACs） with different surface properties were prepared from different raw materials. N2 adsorption, pH value, Boehm titration, Temperature-programmed reduction （TPR） and FTIR were employed to characterize the pore structure and surface chemical properties of the ACs. The results show that AC from bituminous coal （AC-B） has more meso-pores, higher pH value, more carboxylic groups and basic site than ACs from coconut shell and hawthorn（AC-C, AC-H）. Oxygen in the mixture gas has great effect on S02 catalytic oxidation/oxidation ability of AC-B. In the absence of oxygen, the adsorbed SO2 on AC-B is 0.16 mmollg and the conversion ratio of adsorbed S02 to S03 is 22.07~; while in the presence of oxygen, the adsorbed amount of S02 is 0.42 retool/g, and all of the adsorbed S02 was totally converted to SO3. This feature of AC-B is consistent with its higher pH value, basic site and the reaction ability with H2 from TPR. The conversion ratios of S02 absorbed on both AC-C and AC-H were 100%, respectively.展开更多
基金support from the National Natural Science Foundation of China (No.50204011)
文摘Activated carbons （ACs） with different surface properties were prepared from different raw materials. N2 adsorption, pH value, Boehm titration, Temperature-programmed reduction （TPR） and FTIR were employed to characterize the pore structure and surface chemical properties of the ACs. The results show that AC from bituminous coal （AC-B） has more meso-pores, higher pH value, more carboxylic groups and basic site than ACs from coconut shell and hawthorn（AC-C, AC-H）. Oxygen in the mixture gas has great effect on S02 catalytic oxidation/oxidation ability of AC-B. In the absence of oxygen, the adsorbed SO2 on AC-B is 0.16 mmollg and the conversion ratio of adsorbed S02 to S03 is 22.07~; while in the presence of oxygen, the adsorbed amount of S02 is 0.42 retool/g, and all of the adsorbed S02 was totally converted to SO3. This feature of AC-B is consistent with its higher pH value, basic site and the reaction ability with H2 from TPR. The conversion ratios of S02 absorbed on both AC-C and AC-H were 100%, respectively.
