Using a sonochemical reactor designed by the authors,the process of removing sulfur dioxide from cit- rate solution simulating the flue gas desulfurization was studied.The influence of ultrasonic frequency,ultrasonic ...Using a sonochemical reactor designed by the authors,the process of removing sulfur dioxide from cit- rate solution simulating the flue gas desulfurization was studied.The influence of ultrasonic frequency,ultrasonic power,reaction temperature,stirring speed,inert gases,initial concentration of sulfur dioxide and concentration of citrate on the efficiency of sulfur dioxide desorption,the stability of citrate solution and the concentration of sulfate radical was examined systematically.By comparing the desorption of sulfur dioxide with and without ultrasonifica- tion,it was concluded that(1)lower ultrasonic frequency results in a better degassing efficiency;(2)the use of ul- trasonification in desorbing sulfur dioxide from citrate solution improves the desorbing efficiency in some condi- tions,without changing the essence of chemical reactions;(3)sparging inert gas into the liquid can lower the vis- cosity of solution and the cavitating threshold,and raise the desorption efficiency.These results demonstrate a technical way for deep desorption of sulfur dioxide and provide the fundamental data for future industrial disposal of sulfur dioxide.展开更多
Plenty of flue gas desulfurization(FGD) gypsum generated from coal-fired power plants for sulfur dioxide sequestration caused many environmental issues. Preparing calcium sulfate whisker(CSW) from FGD gypsum by hydrot...Plenty of flue gas desulfurization(FGD) gypsum generated from coal-fired power plants for sulfur dioxide sequestration caused many environmental issues. Preparing calcium sulfate whisker(CSW) from FGD gypsum by hydrothermal synthesis is considered to be a promising approach to solve this troublesome problem and utilize calcium sulfate in a high-value-added way. The effects of particle size of FGD gypsum, slurry concentration,and additives on CSW were investigated in this work. The results indicated that fine particle size of FGD gypsum and moderately high slurry concentration were beneficial for crystal nucleation and growth. Three additives of magnesium chloride, citric acid, and sodium dodecyl benzene sulfonate(SDBS) were employed in this study. It was found that mean length and aspect ratio of CSW were both decreased by the usage of magnesium chloride,while a small quantity of citric acid or SDBS could improve the CSW morphology. When multi-additives of citric acid-SDBS were employed, the mean length and aspect ratio increased more than 20%. Moreover, surface morphology of CSW went better, and the particle size and crystal shape became more uniform.展开更多
Gas-phase dehydration of glycerol to produce acmlein was investigated over commercial catalysts based on γ-Al2O3, viz. A-64, A-56,1-62, AP-10, AP-56, AP-64 and KR-104. To understand the effect of Cl anions, HCl-impre...Gas-phase dehydration of glycerol to produce acmlein was investigated over commercial catalysts based on γ-Al2O3, viz. A-64, A-56,1-62, AP-10, AP-56, AP-64 and KR-104. To understand the effect of Cl anions, HCl-impregnated sup- ports have been investigated in the dehydration reaction of glycerol at 375 ℃. For comparison, various H-zeolites were also examined. It was found that the glycerol conversion over the solid acid catalysts was strongly dependent on their acidity and surface area. And the relationship between the catalytic activity and the acidity of the catalysts was discussed. The outstanding properties of Pt/γ-Al2O3 catalyst systems for the dehydration of glycerol were revealed. Pt/γ-Al2O3 catalyst (AP-64) showed the highest catalytic activity after 50 h of reaction with an acrolein selectivity of 65% at a conversion of glycerol of 90%. Based on these results, catalysts based on γ-Al2O3 appear to be most promising for gas phase dehydration of glycerol.展开更多
Aims Drought stress and the degree of drought severity are predicted to rise under highly variable patterns of precipitation due to climate change,while the capacity of trees to cope with drought recovery through phys...Aims Drought stress and the degree of drought severity are predicted to rise under highly variable patterns of precipitation due to climate change,while the capacity of trees to cope with drought recovery through physiological and biochemical adjustment remains unclear.We aimed to examine the coupling of physiology and biochemistry in trees during drought and the following recovery.Methods Potted seedlings of Cinnamomum camphora were grown under well watered conditions prior to the experimental drought stress,which was initiated by withholding water.Seedlings were rewatered following attainment of two drought severities:mild drought(stomatal closure)and moderate drought(ψxylem=−1.5 MPa).We measured leaf-level water potential,gas exchange(photosynthesis and stomatal conductance),abscisic acid(ABA),proline and non-structural carbohydrates(NSCs)concentrations in seedlings of C.camphora during drought and a 4-day recovery.Important Findings We found that drought severity largely determined physiological and biochemical responses and affected the rate of recovery.Stomatal closure occurred at the mild drought stress,accompanied with ABA accumulation in leaves and decline in water potential,while leaf proline accumulation and variable NSC were evident at the moderate drought stress.More severe drought stress led to delayed recovery of gas exchange,but it did not have significant effect on water potential recovery.The relationships of water potential and gas exchange differed during drought stress and post-drought recovery.There was tight coupling between water potential and gas exchange during drought,but not during rewatering due to high ABA accumulation in leaves,thereby delaying recovery of stomatal conductance.Our results demonstrate that ABA could be an important factor in delaying the recovery of stomatal conductance following rewatering and after water potential recovery of C.camphora.Furthermore,greater drought severity had significant impacts on the rate of recovery of tree physiology and biochemistry.展开更多
基金Supported by the National Natural Science Foundation of China (No.50244012) and the Natural Science Foundation of Shaanxi Education Department (No.02JC37).
文摘Using a sonochemical reactor designed by the authors,the process of removing sulfur dioxide from cit- rate solution simulating the flue gas desulfurization was studied.The influence of ultrasonic frequency,ultrasonic power,reaction temperature,stirring speed,inert gases,initial concentration of sulfur dioxide and concentration of citrate on the efficiency of sulfur dioxide desorption,the stability of citrate solution and the concentration of sulfate radical was examined systematically.By comparing the desorption of sulfur dioxide with and without ultrasonifica- tion,it was concluded that(1)lower ultrasonic frequency results in a better degassing efficiency;(2)the use of ul- trasonification in desorbing sulfur dioxide from citrate solution improves the desorbing efficiency in some condi- tions,without changing the essence of chemical reactions;(3)sparging inert gas into the liquid can lower the vis- cosity of solution and the cavitating threshold,and raise the desorption efficiency.These results demonstrate a technical way for deep desorption of sulfur dioxide and provide the fundamental data for future industrial disposal of sulfur dioxide.
基金Supported by National Science Foundation of China(51374059,51304042)the Fundamental Research Funds for the Central Universities of China(N130402020)
文摘Plenty of flue gas desulfurization(FGD) gypsum generated from coal-fired power plants for sulfur dioxide sequestration caused many environmental issues. Preparing calcium sulfate whisker(CSW) from FGD gypsum by hydrothermal synthesis is considered to be a promising approach to solve this troublesome problem and utilize calcium sulfate in a high-value-added way. The effects of particle size of FGD gypsum, slurry concentration,and additives on CSW were investigated in this work. The results indicated that fine particle size of FGD gypsum and moderately high slurry concentration were beneficial for crystal nucleation and growth. Three additives of magnesium chloride, citric acid, and sodium dodecyl benzene sulfonate(SDBS) were employed in this study. It was found that mean length and aspect ratio of CSW were both decreased by the usage of magnesium chloride,while a small quantity of citric acid or SDBS could improve the CSW morphology. When multi-additives of citric acid-SDBS were employed, the mean length and aspect ratio increased more than 20%. Moreover, surface morphology of CSW went better, and the particle size and crystal shape became more uniform.
基金supported by the Ministry of Education and Science of the Russian Federation (contract № 02.G25.31.0119)a project part of the state task in the field of scientific activity ( № 10.1686.2014/K)
文摘Gas-phase dehydration of glycerol to produce acmlein was investigated over commercial catalysts based on γ-Al2O3, viz. A-64, A-56,1-62, AP-10, AP-56, AP-64 and KR-104. To understand the effect of Cl anions, HCl-impregnated sup- ports have been investigated in the dehydration reaction of glycerol at 375 ℃. For comparison, various H-zeolites were also examined. It was found that the glycerol conversion over the solid acid catalysts was strongly dependent on their acidity and surface area. And the relationship between the catalytic activity and the acidity of the catalysts was discussed. The outstanding properties of Pt/γ-Al2O3 catalyst systems for the dehydration of glycerol were revealed. Pt/γ-Al2O3 catalyst (AP-64) showed the highest catalytic activity after 50 h of reaction with an acrolein selectivity of 65% at a conversion of glycerol of 90%. Based on these results, catalysts based on γ-Al2O3 appear to be most promising for gas phase dehydration of glycerol.
基金supported by grants from the National Natural Science Foundation of China(31600483,31760111,31901091)the Outstanding Young Scholar of Jiangxi Science and Technology Innovation(20192BCBL23016)the Jiangxi Provincial Department of Education(GJJ190945).
文摘Aims Drought stress and the degree of drought severity are predicted to rise under highly variable patterns of precipitation due to climate change,while the capacity of trees to cope with drought recovery through physiological and biochemical adjustment remains unclear.We aimed to examine the coupling of physiology and biochemistry in trees during drought and the following recovery.Methods Potted seedlings of Cinnamomum camphora were grown under well watered conditions prior to the experimental drought stress,which was initiated by withholding water.Seedlings were rewatered following attainment of two drought severities:mild drought(stomatal closure)and moderate drought(ψxylem=−1.5 MPa).We measured leaf-level water potential,gas exchange(photosynthesis and stomatal conductance),abscisic acid(ABA),proline and non-structural carbohydrates(NSCs)concentrations in seedlings of C.camphora during drought and a 4-day recovery.Important Findings We found that drought severity largely determined physiological and biochemical responses and affected the rate of recovery.Stomatal closure occurred at the mild drought stress,accompanied with ABA accumulation in leaves and decline in water potential,while leaf proline accumulation and variable NSC were evident at the moderate drought stress.More severe drought stress led to delayed recovery of gas exchange,but it did not have significant effect on water potential recovery.The relationships of water potential and gas exchange differed during drought stress and post-drought recovery.There was tight coupling between water potential and gas exchange during drought,but not during rewatering due to high ABA accumulation in leaves,thereby delaying recovery of stomatal conductance.Our results demonstrate that ABA could be an important factor in delaying the recovery of stomatal conductance following rewatering and after water potential recovery of C.camphora.Furthermore,greater drought severity had significant impacts on the rate of recovery of tree physiology and biochemistry.