Method for preparing superfine alumina by solid-phase reaction
A technology of ultra-fine alumina and solid-state reaction, which is applied in the preparation of alkali metal aluminate/alumina/hydroxide, etc., which can solve the problems of releasing a large amount of nitrogen oxides, carbon oxides, manpower and material resources for filtration and washing, etc.
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[0008] The above-mentioned step (1) operation is not included in the original preparation method with basic aluminum salt as the main aluminum-containing raw material, that is, the innovation of the present invention; the step (2) operation belongs to the conventional steps of the prior art.
[0009] The ratio of basic aluminum salt to acidic raw material (according to the OH that can be generated after complete reaction - moles / H + The number of moles) is (0.3-3) / 1, if (0.3-0.99) / 1 is taken, it is an excess of acidic raw materials, and if (1.01-3) / 1 is taken, it is an excess of basic raw materials. The preferred ratio is (0.6-1.5) / 1.
[0010] In order to avoid the generation of harmful gases in the solid-phase reaction stage to pollute the environment, the present invention determines that the temperature of this step of the solid-phase reaction should be lower than the temperature at which the reactants decompose harmful gases such as nitrogen oxides, sulfur oxides, and car...
Embodiment 1
[0013] Add 66.7g (0.6mol of hydrogen ions can be generated after complete reaction) aluminum sulfate powder and 100g (1.0mol of hydroxyl ions can be generated) sodium aluminate into the experimental kneader in turn, heat to 230°C while kneading, keep the reaction for 1h, When cooled to 70°C, transfer the material into a beaker, add 200ml of water, stir to form a uniform and fine thick suspension, suction filter, add 40ml of water to wash the filter cake, and suction filter to a non-fluid liquid on the filter cake; repeat this way Washed 3 times for 19 minutes and 120 ml of water, dried in an oven at 70 °C for 6 hours, and calcined at 500 °C for 1 hour to obtain 49.6 g of alumina. X-ray diffraction analysis showed that the obtained powder was γ-AL 2 O 3 , the particle size is 11.3 nanometers; the mortar is ground for 30 minutes, and then D is measured by a laser particle size analyzer. 50 = 1.36 microns.
Embodiment 2
[0017] Add 73g (can generate 0.6mol hydrogen ion) aluminum nitrate powder and 50g (can generate 0.5mol hydroxyl ion) sodium aluminate into the experimental kneader in turn, heat to 170 ℃ while kneading, keep the reaction for 1h, cool to 65 ℃ Transfer the material into a beaker, add 160ml of water, stir to form a uniform and fine thick suspension, suction filter, add 40ml of water to wash the filter cake, repeat the washing 3 times, share 26 minutes and 120ml of water, in an oven at 70 ℃ After drying for 6 hours, calcined at 500 °C for 1 hour, 29.3 g of alumina was obtained. X-ray diffraction analysis showed that the obtained powder was γ-AL 2 O 3 , the particle size is 15.7; the nano mortar is ground for 30 minutes, and then D is measured with a laser particle size analyzer. 50 = 1.41 microns.
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