Interactions of N, P and K fertilizers in soil-plant systems are widelyrecognized. This study focused on the transformations of monocalcium phosphate (Ca(H_2PO_4)_2) (MCP)with co-application of ammonium and potassium ...Interactions of N, P and K fertilizers in soil-plant systems are widelyrecognized. This study focused on the transformations of monocalcium phosphate (Ca(H_2PO_4)_2) (MCP)with co-application of ammonium and potassium fertilizers in three different soils. The resultsshowed that after 1 d incubation a large portion of the MCP applied in the paddy, calcareous and redsoils became the water-insoluble form and the recoveries of P applied as Olsen P varied greatly inthese three soils. Application of ammonium sulfate ((NH_4)_2SO_4) (AS) or potassium chloride (KCl)reduced WSP significantly the soils with AS more effective than KCl in the calcareous soil, whilethe reverse occurred in the red soil. Meanwhile, in the paddy soil, co-application of the twofertilizers reduced WSP more than when the fertilizers were applied individually. The co-applicationof AS with MCP in the paddy and calcareous soils significantly reduced Olsen P, but the oppositeoccurred in the red soil. The experiment on the effect of different accompanying anions showed thatthe ammonium fertilizers (PNCl and PNS) reduced WSP more effectively than the correspondingpotassium fertilizers (PKCl and PKS) in the calcareous soil due to the difference of the cations,whereas in the red soil, the chlorides reduced WSP more effectively than the sulfates. Overall,co-application of ammonium or potassium fertilizers with MCP significantly decreased availability ofP from MCP during its transformation in soils, especially when MCP was applied in combination withammonium in the calcareous soil.展开更多
Phosphate rock has been considered as one of the potential promising resources for rare earth elements(REEs). But the cost issues and the technical challenges caused by the low content of REEs in ores did hinder the f...Phosphate rock has been considered as one of the potential promising resources for rare earth elements(REEs). But the cost issues and the technical challenges caused by the low content of REEs in ores did hinder the further development of REEs recovery technologies. In order to explore a green process for the recovery of REEs from phosphate rock, this study investigates the effects of phosphoric acid concentration, liquid-to-solid ratio(L/S ratio), leaching time and temperature on the leaching efficiencies of the major components from phosphate rock. A REEs recovery of 94.3% and a phosphorus recovery of 95.3%are achieved under the optimal conditions of attacking phosphate rock using 30%P_2 O_5 acid with an L/S ratio of 10:1 and a stirring speed of 250 r/min at 25 ℃ for 4 h. Then,the selective precipitation of REEs with 81.3% REEs recovery is realized by heating up the leaching solution from 25 to 90 ℃ and keeping for4 h. Thereafter, more than 95% phosphoric acid is recovered by H_2 SO_4 and high purity gypsum, more than95% CaSO_4(tested by XRF), is also produced at the same time. Ultimately, a green process that leaches phosphate rock with H_3 PO_4, selectively precipitates REEs from leaching solution by heating up, recovers H_3 PO_4 with H2 SO4 is proposed. Compared with REE recovery in traditional processes, this process owns the merits of simple operation, energy saving and minimum wastes.展开更多
基金Project supported by the National Natural Science Foundation of China (No. 40071051) the National Key Basic Research Support Foundation of China (No. G1999011802).
文摘Interactions of N, P and K fertilizers in soil-plant systems are widelyrecognized. This study focused on the transformations of monocalcium phosphate (Ca(H_2PO_4)_2) (MCP)with co-application of ammonium and potassium fertilizers in three different soils. The resultsshowed that after 1 d incubation a large portion of the MCP applied in the paddy, calcareous and redsoils became the water-insoluble form and the recoveries of P applied as Olsen P varied greatly inthese three soils. Application of ammonium sulfate ((NH_4)_2SO_4) (AS) or potassium chloride (KCl)reduced WSP significantly the soils with AS more effective than KCl in the calcareous soil, whilethe reverse occurred in the red soil. Meanwhile, in the paddy soil, co-application of the twofertilizers reduced WSP more than when the fertilizers were applied individually. The co-applicationof AS with MCP in the paddy and calcareous soils significantly reduced Olsen P, but the oppositeoccurred in the red soil. The experiment on the effect of different accompanying anions showed thatthe ammonium fertilizers (PNCl and PNS) reduced WSP more effectively than the correspondingpotassium fertilizers (PKCl and PKS) in the calcareous soil due to the difference of the cations,whereas in the red soil, the chlorides reduced WSP more effectively than the sulfates. Overall,co-application of ammonium or potassium fertilizers with MCP significantly decreased availability ofP from MCP during its transformation in soils, especially when MCP was applied in combination withammonium in the calcareous soil.
基金Project supported by the National Natural Science Foundation of China(51674036)the Beijing Nova Program(Z161100004916108)
文摘Phosphate rock has been considered as one of the potential promising resources for rare earth elements(REEs). But the cost issues and the technical challenges caused by the low content of REEs in ores did hinder the further development of REEs recovery technologies. In order to explore a green process for the recovery of REEs from phosphate rock, this study investigates the effects of phosphoric acid concentration, liquid-to-solid ratio(L/S ratio), leaching time and temperature on the leaching efficiencies of the major components from phosphate rock. A REEs recovery of 94.3% and a phosphorus recovery of 95.3%are achieved under the optimal conditions of attacking phosphate rock using 30%P_2 O_5 acid with an L/S ratio of 10:1 and a stirring speed of 250 r/min at 25 ℃ for 4 h. Then,the selective precipitation of REEs with 81.3% REEs recovery is realized by heating up the leaching solution from 25 to 90 ℃ and keeping for4 h. Thereafter, more than 95% phosphoric acid is recovered by H_2 SO_4 and high purity gypsum, more than95% CaSO_4(tested by XRF), is also produced at the same time. Ultimately, a green process that leaches phosphate rock with H_3 PO_4, selectively precipitates REEs from leaching solution by heating up, recovers H_3 PO_4 with H2 SO4 is proposed. Compared with REE recovery in traditional processes, this process owns the merits of simple operation, energy saving and minimum wastes.
