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This invention provides an absorbent for capturing carbon dioxide and a method for capturing carbon dioxide. By volume percentage, the absorbent comprises 20-60% glycine salt aqueous solution, 10-50% triethylene glycol monomethyl ether, 5-10% ethylene glycol, and the balance being water. This absorbent combines the advantages of glycine salt systems, such as low volatility, non-toxicity, safety, and better antioxidant degradation resistance, while avoiding the risk of solid precipitates forming after absorption by the glycine salt system, which could cause pipeline blockage.

The application relates to the technical field of new materials, in particular to a preparation method and application of a covalent organic framework nanometer noble metal composite material, which comprises the following steps: monomer dissolving, mixing, centrifugal precipitation, washing and drying, gold-silver ion reaction and composite material dispersion. The preparation method and application of the covalent organic framework nanometer noble metal composite material, the COF-Au@Ag composite material has good adsorption performance and enrichment capacity for new pollutants such as antibiotics and microplastics, and can be used as a surface enhanced Raman substrate to efficiently enrich and sensitively detect trace antibiotics and microplastics in complex plant samples.

This invention discloses a covalent organic framework composite membrane, its preparation method, and its applications, belonging to the fields of materials chemistry and analytical chemistry. The covalent organic framework composite membrane comprises a porous polymer substrate membrane, a polydopamine-mediated layer, and a covalently bonded functional layer. The functional layer is formed by linking 2,5-dihydroxy-1,4-phenylenedialdehyde and 5',5''-bis(4-aminophenyl)-[1,1':3',1'':3'',1'''-tetraphenyl]-4,4'''-diamine via imine bonds. This invention achieves controllable and robust growth of a novel COF on the surface of an inert polymer membrane through a "polydopamine-mediated layer + aldehyde pre-anchoring" strategy. As a solid-phase extraction medium, the composite membrane exhibits excellent enrichment performance and good reusability for trace amounts of carbamate pesticides in food and environmental samples, and has significant application value in sample pretreatment.

This application belongs to the field of hydrometallurgical technology, specifically relating to an efficient method for recovering molybdenum during the sulfuric acid-enhanced decomposition of tungsten ore. The method includes the following steps: S1, obtaining tungsten ore, mixing it with concentrated sulfuric acid, and roasting it to obtain a roasting product. The roasting product, by mass percentage, includes: WO3: 10%-60%, Mo: 0.01%-5%; S2, mixing the roasting product with acidic washing liquid to obtain a first mixture. Under stirring conditions, a selective complexing agent is added to the first mixture to induce a complexation reaction, resulting in a second mixture. The second mixture is then subjected to solid-liquid separation to obtain a solid slag and a complexing liquid. The selective complexing agent includes at least one of thiourea and its derivatives or sulfur-containing organic compounds; S3, recovering molybdenum from the complexing liquid. This application, by introducing selective complexation during the washing stage, enriches the complexing liquid with over 98.5% of the molybdenum, while the residual rate of tungsten in the complexing liquid is ≤0.01%, thus solving the problem of molybdenum dispersion and loss in the slag phase and washing water.