Method for coproducing sulfuric acid by utilizing gypsum mineralized CO2
A technology of gypsum and sulfuric acid, applied in the direction of electrolysis process, electrolysis components, etc., can solve the problems of high energy consumption and long process flow, and achieve the effect of solving environmental pollution problems, rich sources of raw materials, and low energy consumption
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[0024] The mineralization process of this embodiment is as attached figure 1 Shown. The electrolytic cell is divided into positive and negative regions by an anion exchange membrane 2 that allows only anions to pass through but can prevent cations from passing through. Add 0.2mol / L of H 2 SO 4 The solution is put into the positive electrode electrolyzer as the positive electrode electrolyte, adding 1.2mol / L Na 2 SO 4 The solution is transferred to the negative electrode electrolyzer as the negative electrode electrolyte. A gas diffusion electrode 1 is used as the positive electrode, and a platinum electrode 3 is used as the negative electrode. Weigh 3g of dry gypsum and add it to the negative electrode electrolyte, bubbling the CO at the bottom of the negative electrode electrolyzer 2 The flow rate is 20 ml / min, the hydrogen generated by the negative electrode is collected and enters the buffer tank 4, the hydrogen from the buffer tank is passed into the gas diffusion electrode...
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[0026] The mineralization process of this embodiment is as attached figure 1 Shown. The electrolytic cell is divided into positive and negative regions by an anion exchange membrane 2 that allows only anions to pass through but can prevent cations from passing through. Add 0.1mol / L of H 2 SO 4 The solution is put into the positive electrode electrolyzer as the positive electrode electrolyte, adding 1.5mol / L Na 2 SO 4 The solution is transferred to the negative electrode electrolyzer as the negative electrode electrolyte. A gas diffusion electrode 1 is used as the positive electrode, and a platinum electrode 3 is used as the negative electrode. Weigh 5g of dry phosphogypsum solid waste and add it to the negative electrode electrolyte, and bubble the CO at the bottom of the negative electrode electrolyzer 2 The flow rate is 20 ml / min, the hydrogen generated by the negative electrode is collected and enters the buffer tank 4, the hydrogen from the buffer tank is passed into the ga...
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[0028] The mineralization process of this embodiment is as attached figure 2 Shown. The electrolytic cell is divided into positive and negative regions by an anion exchange membrane 2 that allows only anions to pass through but can prevent cations from passing through. Add 0.1 mol / L of H 2 SO 4 The solution is put into the positive electrode electrolyzer as the positive electrode electrolyte, adding 1 mol / L Na 2 SO 4 The solution is transferred to the negative electrode electrolyzer as the negative electrode electrolyte. The positive electrode adopts the metal platinum electrode 5, and the negative electrode adopts the metal nickel electrode 3. Weigh 3g of dry gypsum and add it to the negative electrode electrolyte, bubbling the CO at the bottom of the negative electrode electrolyzer 2 The flow rate is 20 ml / min, and the electrolysis reaction is carried out at a voltage of 2.6 V for 1 h. Dry the solid electrolysis product of the negative electrode electrolyzer to obtain CO 2...
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