The invention discloses a method for producing
nitrogen-doped porous
biochar from waste
biomass and application of the
nitrogen-doped porous
biochar. The material produced by using a wide range of
biomass of mangosteen peel,
lemon peel, watermelon peel,
banana peel and the like as raw materials through a template method and a hydrothermal method can efficiently remove heavy
metal in water. The method for producing the
nitrogen-doped porous
biochar from the waste
biomass comprises the following steps of (1) thoroughly washing,
drying and crushing the peel, sequentially adding an
aqueous solution in which a
nitrogen source is dissolved and an
ethanol solution in which a template agent is dissolved, and conducting stirring after ultrasonic treatment is conducted; (2) transferring a solution in the step (1) into a hydrothermal reactor, heating the hydrothermal reactor to 140 DEG C, maintaining the temperature for 6 h, and after a mixture is taken out, conducting cooling and
vacuum drying;(3)
grinding solid into
powder, then heating the
powder to 400-700 DEG C in a
nitrogen atmosphere at the heating speed of 2-10 DEG C / min, maintaining the temperature for 2 h, and then cooling the
powder to
room temperature; and (4) washing a sample with ethyl
alcohol three times, then washing the sample with water three times, and conducting
vacuum drying to obtain the nitrogen-doped biochar material high in adsorption performance. According to the material, a
production cycle is short, the process is simple and convenient, when the material is used for adsorbing the heavy
metal of lead (Pb[II]),
copper (Cu[II]),
chromium (Cr[VI]),
cadmium (Cd[II]) and the like, the adsorption efficiency is high, and the material can be recycled.