Method for removing heavy metal in water by utilizing plant-biomass composite adsorbent
A plant biomass and composite adsorption technology is used in the field of plant biomass composite adsorbents to adsorb heavy metals from water bodies and recover them, which can solve the problems of refractory degradation, high treatment costs, heavy secondary pollution, etc. effect, high adsorption efficiency
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[0032] The contents of Cu, Zn, Ni, Mn, Cd, Pb, Cr, Hg, Al, Au and Ag are all 20mg L -1 In the compound heavy metal-contaminated solution, the composite adsorbent composed of chestnut peel, rice straw and cattail according to the optimized formula (mass share 20%: 40%: 40%) was added at a mass concentration ratio of 1:100. -1 Shake for 3h under certain conditions. As a result, the formula achieves high-efficiency adsorption of complex heavy metal pollution, with a removal rate of more than 90%, and the total metal content in the adsorbent is about 1.5% to 2% or more (the content of Cu, Zn, Ni and other metals reaches 0.2% to 0.5%) ).
[0033]Refer to "Code for Geological Exploration of Copper, Lead, Zinc, Silver, Nickel, Molybdenum Ore (DZ / T 0214-2002)" - Appendix G "General Principles and Reference Indexes for the Development of Ore Deposit Industry Bidding", "General Copper Deposit Industry Index "Requirements" stipulates that the cut-off grade and minimum industrial grade ...
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[0035] At a Cd content of 50mg L -1 In the solution polluted by a single heavy metal, a composite adsorbent composed of chestnut peel, straw, and cattail was added according to the optimized formula (20%:72%:8%) at a mass concentration ratio of 1:200. -1 Shake for 0.5h under certain conditions. As a result, the formula achieves efficient adsorption of cadmium, the removal rate reaches 80-90% or more, and the cadmium content in the composite material reaches more than 0.09%.
[0036] Cadmium (Cd) is a low-content, highly dispersed dispersed element mineral in the earth's crust, and it is difficult to form independent deposits. The chemical properties of Cd are similar to those of Zn in many respects, and both have similar geochemical behaviors in nature - cadmium often occurs in sphalerite (mainly composed of ZnS) in the form of isomorphism, so cadmium is mainly used as lead Mining and utilization of associated elements in zinc ore. Refer to "Code for Geological Exploration ...
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