A systematic and green low-temperature sulfation roasting−water leaching strategy was put forward to achieve a very high fluorine removal rate of 97.82%for spent carbon cathode(SCC),which was believed as a hazardous s...A systematic and green low-temperature sulfation roasting−water leaching strategy was put forward to achieve a very high fluorine removal rate of 97.82%for spent carbon cathode(SCC),which was believed as a hazardous solid waste.And the carbon could be recycled with a purity of 90.29 wt.%in the flaky microstructure.Thermodynamic analysis and the results of SEM,XRD and EDS indicate that most of the fluoride could convert into water-soluble sulfate at low temperature.And the highest fluorine removal rate could be obtained when<0.15 mm SCC particles were mixed with sulfuric acid at a liquid-to-solid ratio of 1:1,and then roasted at 300℃ for 0.5 h.The sulfate was removed to purify the carbon via water-leaching process.Avrami exponents and corresponding activation energy for the roasting and leaching process demonstrated that both processes are controlled by diffusion.展开更多
To understand the mechanism of fluoride removal from the simulated zinc sulfate solution by the La(III)-modified zeolite,the adsorbent was characterized by XRD,SEM and EDS.The effects of absorbent dose and contact tim...To understand the mechanism of fluoride removal from the simulated zinc sulfate solution by the La(III)-modified zeolite,the adsorbent was characterized by XRD,SEM and EDS.The effects of absorbent dose and contact time,the adsorption isotherms and the sorption kinetics were investigated.The experimental results were compatible with the Langmuir isotherm model.The theoretical maximum adsorption capacities are 20.83 and 23.04 mg/g at 303 and 313 K,respectively.And the physisorption is revealed using the Temkin isotherm model and the D-R isotherm model.The sorption process is more suitable by the pseudo-second-order kinetic models.Thermodynamic parameters such as standard free energy change(ΔGΘ<0 kJ/mol),standard enthalpy change(ΔHΘ=8.28 kJ/mol)and standard entropy change(ΔSΘ=0.030 kJ/(mol?K))indicate the spontaneity of adsorption and endothermic physical sorption.Furthermore,the fluoride concentration in the industrial zinc sulfate solution decreases from 98.05 to 44.09 mg/L with the adsorbent dosage of 15 g/L.展开更多
This study describes the advantages of using iron-oxide-pillared MF （montmorillonite） and EDTA （ethylenediaminetetraacetic acid）-pillared MD （montmorillonite） for the removal of fluoride in the phosphoric acid. ...This study describes the advantages of using iron-oxide-pillared MF （montmorillonite） and EDTA （ethylenediaminetetraacetic acid）-pillared MD （montmorillonite） for the removal of fluoride in the phosphoric acid. The MF and MD were characterized by using BET （Brunauer-Emmett-Teller） and SEM （scanning electron microscope） for there to appreciate their textural and structural properties and in order to appraise their capacity in the fixation of the fluorine experimental results of fluorine adsorption show a defluoration of the phosphoric acid passing beyond 90% with both clays with a light performance for the MD. The kinetics of fluorine adsorption on MF and on MD has been measured at different temperatures. Indeed, the adsorbed quantity increases more favorably to temperatures more high. This kinetics could be described by two models： pseudo-first-order or pseudo-second-order, which depends on temperature and the nature of adsorbent. At different temperatures used and with various adsorbents （MD and MF, the pseudo second order model was the most reliable to determine the order of kinetics of adsorption of fluorine, which is also reflected a good correlation coefficient （above 0.99）. The fluoride sorption was reasonably explained with Langmuir or Freundlich isotherms. Thermodynamic parameters such as AG~, AH~, AS~ and kinetic one E,, （apparent activation energy） were calculated in order to understand the nature of sorption process. Results indicate that the mechanism of adsorption of the ion of fluoride on the pillared montmorillonite is an exothermic reaction. During equilibrium conditions, both the systems showed negative Gibbs energy, which indicates stability of system. The values of apparent activation energy for the both clays show that the adsorption of F ions is easier on the MF.展开更多
基金the Natural Science Foundation of Hunan Province,China(No.2020JJ1007).
文摘A systematic and green low-temperature sulfation roasting−water leaching strategy was put forward to achieve a very high fluorine removal rate of 97.82%for spent carbon cathode(SCC),which was believed as a hazardous solid waste.And the carbon could be recycled with a purity of 90.29 wt.%in the flaky microstructure.Thermodynamic analysis and the results of SEM,XRD and EDS indicate that most of the fluoride could convert into water-soluble sulfate at low temperature.And the highest fluorine removal rate could be obtained when<0.15 mm SCC particles were mixed with sulfuric acid at a liquid-to-solid ratio of 1:1,and then roasted at 300℃ for 0.5 h.The sulfate was removed to purify the carbon via water-leaching process.Avrami exponents and corresponding activation energy for the roasting and leaching process demonstrated that both processes are controlled by diffusion.
基金Projects(51474238,51674301)supported by the National Natural Science Foundation of China
文摘To understand the mechanism of fluoride removal from the simulated zinc sulfate solution by the La(III)-modified zeolite,the adsorbent was characterized by XRD,SEM and EDS.The effects of absorbent dose and contact time,the adsorption isotherms and the sorption kinetics were investigated.The experimental results were compatible with the Langmuir isotherm model.The theoretical maximum adsorption capacities are 20.83 and 23.04 mg/g at 303 and 313 K,respectively.And the physisorption is revealed using the Temkin isotherm model and the D-R isotherm model.The sorption process is more suitable by the pseudo-second-order kinetic models.Thermodynamic parameters such as standard free energy change(ΔGΘ<0 kJ/mol),standard enthalpy change(ΔHΘ=8.28 kJ/mol)and standard entropy change(ΔSΘ=0.030 kJ/(mol?K))indicate the spontaneity of adsorption and endothermic physical sorption.Furthermore,the fluoride concentration in the industrial zinc sulfate solution decreases from 98.05 to 44.09 mg/L with the adsorbent dosage of 15 g/L.
文摘This study describes the advantages of using iron-oxide-pillared MF （montmorillonite） and EDTA （ethylenediaminetetraacetic acid）-pillared MD （montmorillonite） for the removal of fluoride in the phosphoric acid. The MF and MD were characterized by using BET （Brunauer-Emmett-Teller） and SEM （scanning electron microscope） for there to appreciate their textural and structural properties and in order to appraise their capacity in the fixation of the fluorine experimental results of fluorine adsorption show a defluoration of the phosphoric acid passing beyond 90% with both clays with a light performance for the MD. The kinetics of fluorine adsorption on MF and on MD has been measured at different temperatures. Indeed, the adsorbed quantity increases more favorably to temperatures more high. This kinetics could be described by two models： pseudo-first-order or pseudo-second-order, which depends on temperature and the nature of adsorbent. At different temperatures used and with various adsorbents （MD and MF, the pseudo second order model was the most reliable to determine the order of kinetics of adsorption of fluorine, which is also reflected a good correlation coefficient （above 0.99）. The fluoride sorption was reasonably explained with Langmuir or Freundlich isotherms. Thermodynamic parameters such as AG~, AH~, AS~ and kinetic one E,, （apparent activation energy） were calculated in order to understand the nature of sorption process. Results indicate that the mechanism of adsorption of the ion of fluoride on the pillared montmorillonite is an exothermic reaction. During equilibrium conditions, both the systems showed negative Gibbs energy, which indicates stability of system. The values of apparent activation energy for the both clays show that the adsorption of F ions is easier on the MF.
