A new adsorption process for the removal of As（V） ion from aqueous solutions is studied in this paper using lanthanum-loaded zeolite. The removal efficiency of different adsorbents, activated alumina and activated c...A new adsorption process for the removal of As（V） ion from aqueous solutions is studied in this paper using lanthanum-loaded zeolite. The removal efficiency of different adsorbents, activated alumina and activated carbon are obtained in the study for comparison. The results show that lanthanum-loaded zeolite is an effective adsorbent for the removal of As（V） from aqueous solutions. Then, the pH effect and regeneration of modified zeolite on the As（V） removing efficiency are also assessed. It functions with a wide range of pH （2-8）. After adsorption, zeolite adsorbed with As（V） ions can be regenerated successfully with 1 M NaOH. Based on the data obtained, an adsorption mechanism and the possible complex structure are tentatively presented. Compare to other adsorbents, easy availability of this adsorbent, excellent adsorption capacity, wide optimum pH range, and regeneration are expected to be utilized in practical operations.展开更多
In this paper,the different influences of lanthanum (La) and cerium (Ce) species on the stability of Y zeolite were studied by X-ray diffractometry (XRD),X-ray photoelectron spectroscopy (XPS),and multinuclear (27Al,2...In this paper,the different influences of lanthanum (La) and cerium (Ce) species on the stability of Y zeolite were studied by X-ray diffractometry (XRD),X-ray photoelectron spectroscopy (XPS),and multinuclear (27Al,29Si) solidstate nuclear magnetic resonance spectroscopy (NMR).It was found that the stability of Y zeolite could be enhanced by the introduction of La or Ce species;however,the former effect was more remarkable than the latter.These results were also confirmed theoretically by density functional calculations.There was a strong interaction between the rare earth (La or Ce) species and Y zeolite clusters,which restrained the formation of extra-framework aluminum and enhanced evidently the stability of Y zeolite.Furthermore,the interaction between La species and Y zeolite was stronger than that of Ce species with Y zeolite.展开更多
Xe-129-NMR and TEM were used to study the location and dispersion of Pt particles in KL zeolite with lanthanum incorporation. Owing to the interaction between Pt and La, more Pt particles accompanying La3+ were locate...Xe-129-NMR and TEM were used to study the location and dispersion of Pt particles in KL zeolite with lanthanum incorporation. Owing to the interaction between Pt and La, more Pt particles accompanying La3+ were located in the inner channels of KL zeolite, rather than agglomerated in the external surface. The dispersion of Pt particles was therefore improved. Pt/KL zeolite modified by La showed a little lower reactivity for aromatization of n-hexane, but much higher resistance to sulfur-poisoning because of the existence of new acidic sites.展开更多
The use of lanthanum phosphate as a vanadium trap for preventing destruction of USY zeolite was studied.The effect of deposited vanadium on the hydrothermal destruction of zeolite was investigated by the solid-state N...The use of lanthanum phosphate as a vanadium trap for preventing destruction of USY zeolite was studied.The effect of deposited vanadium on the hydrothermal destruction of zeolite was investigated by the solid-state NMR technique.LaPO4 species can inhibit the zeolite framework structure from being collapsed by vanadium after steaming treatment.The EPR results show the oxidation-reduction reaction in LaPO4 and V2O5 system and inhibition of zeolite destruction by V5+.The catalysts prepared from USY and LaPO-USY zeolites were also tested in the catalytic reactions of heavy oil.The assessment results indicated that the USY modified with LaPO4 could bring about remarkably high dehydrogenation ability.展开更多
The adsorption capacities of Y zeolite and La （III）-modified Y zeolite were studied. A series of La（III）- modified Y zeolites with different La/Y zeolite mass ratios were characterized by X-ray diffi＇action, X-ra...The adsorption capacities of Y zeolite and La （III）-modified Y zeolite were studied. A series of La（III）- modified Y zeolites with different La/Y zeolite mass ratios were characterized by X-ray diffi＇action, X-ray fluores- cence and Brunauer-Emmett-Teller surface area analysis. Batch experiments were conducted to evaluate the effects of various experimental parameters, such as pH, ionic strength, coexisting anions （CO32 , Cl-, SO24- and NO3-） and temperature, on the phosphate adsorption. The capacity of the La （III）-modified Y zeolite to remove phosphate increased as the La/Y zeolite mass ratio increased and after 4 h, a phosphate removal efficiency of 95% was achieved for a La/Y zeolite mass ratio of 0.10. The equilibrium adsorption isotherm data correlated better to the Langmuir model than the Freundlich model and the data followed a pseudo-second-order kinetic equation.展开更多
文摘A new adsorption process for the removal of As（V） ion from aqueous solutions is studied in this paper using lanthanum-loaded zeolite. The removal efficiency of different adsorbents, activated alumina and activated carbon are obtained in the study for comparison. The results show that lanthanum-loaded zeolite is an effective adsorbent for the removal of As（V） from aqueous solutions. Then, the pH effect and regeneration of modified zeolite on the As（V） removing efficiency are also assessed. It functions with a wide range of pH （2-8）. After adsorption, zeolite adsorbed with As（V） ions can be regenerated successfully with 1 M NaOH. Based on the data obtained, an adsorption mechanism and the possible complex structure are tentatively presented. Compare to other adsorbents, easy availability of this adsorbent, excellent adsorption capacity, wide optimum pH range, and regeneration are expected to be utilized in practical operations.
基金the Ministry of Science and Technology of China for providing financial support through the National 973 Project (Grant No. 2006CB202501)
文摘In this paper,the different influences of lanthanum (La) and cerium (Ce) species on the stability of Y zeolite were studied by X-ray diffractometry (XRD),X-ray photoelectron spectroscopy (XPS),and multinuclear (27Al,29Si) solidstate nuclear magnetic resonance spectroscopy (NMR).It was found that the stability of Y zeolite could be enhanced by the introduction of La or Ce species;however,the former effect was more remarkable than the latter.These results were also confirmed theoretically by density functional calculations.There was a strong interaction between the rare earth (La or Ce) species and Y zeolite clusters,which restrained the formation of extra-framework aluminum and enhanced evidently the stability of Y zeolite.Furthermore,the interaction between La species and Y zeolite was stronger than that of Ce species with Y zeolite.
文摘Xe-129-NMR and TEM were used to study the location and dispersion of Pt particles in KL zeolite with lanthanum incorporation. Owing to the interaction between Pt and La, more Pt particles accompanying La3+ were located in the inner channels of KL zeolite, rather than agglomerated in the external surface. The dispersion of Pt particles was therefore improved. Pt/KL zeolite modified by La showed a little lower reactivity for aromatization of n-hexane, but much higher resistance to sulfur-poisoning because of the existence of new acidic sites.
文摘The use of lanthanum phosphate as a vanadium trap for preventing destruction of USY zeolite was studied.The effect of deposited vanadium on the hydrothermal destruction of zeolite was investigated by the solid-state NMR technique.LaPO4 species can inhibit the zeolite framework structure from being collapsed by vanadium after steaming treatment.The EPR results show the oxidation-reduction reaction in LaPO4 and V2O5 system and inhibition of zeolite destruction by V5+.The catalysts prepared from USY and LaPO-USY zeolites were also tested in the catalytic reactions of heavy oil.The assessment results indicated that the USY modified with LaPO4 could bring about remarkably high dehydrogenation ability.
基金The authors are also grateful to the Tianjin Natural Science Foundation （No. 12JCYBJ14000） for providing financial assistance for this investigation.
文摘The adsorption capacities of Y zeolite and La （III）-modified Y zeolite were studied. A series of La（III）- modified Y zeolites with different La/Y zeolite mass ratios were characterized by X-ray diffi＇action, X-ray fluores- cence and Brunauer-Emmett-Teller surface area analysis. Batch experiments were conducted to evaluate the effects of various experimental parameters, such as pH, ionic strength, coexisting anions （CO32 , Cl-, SO24- and NO3-） and temperature, on the phosphate adsorption. The capacity of the La （III）-modified Y zeolite to remove phosphate increased as the La/Y zeolite mass ratio increased and after 4 h, a phosphate removal efficiency of 95% was achieved for a La/Y zeolite mass ratio of 0.10. The equilibrium adsorption isotherm data correlated better to the Langmuir model than the Freundlich model and the data followed a pseudo-second-order kinetic equation.
