Preparation method of low-density hollow calcium carbonate
A calcium carbonate, low-density technology, applied in the direction of calcium carbonate/strontium/barium, etc., can solve the problems of reduced mechanical properties of calcium carbonate, high density of calcium carbonate, unstable surface structure of calcium carbonate particles, etc., to achieve stable surface structure and production. Low cost, simple and continuous preparation method
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[0030] 1) The 5.0mol / L calcium chloride solution of 85 parts by weight is joined in the emulsification tank, the pH value of calcium chloride solution is adjusted to 7 with pH adjuster, then add the sodium stearate of 5 parts by weight and 10 parts by weight 100% white oil, emulsified by ultrasonic wave for 120min, the solution is emulsified to form uniform and stable oil-in-water structure droplets, and the size of the oil core of the emulsion droplets can be controlled and adjusted according to the length of emulsification time and the amount of emulsifier used;
[0031]2) Pressurize the emulsion obtained in step 1) with a liquid pump, and then atomize it through a nozzle to form a single small droplet of oil-in-water structure, and carbonize the atomized droplet with carbon dioxide gas, that is, droplet The calcium chloride solution in the outer layer is carbonized to form calcium carbonate, and the white oil in the center is covered to form calcium carbonate particles. The ...
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[0034] 1) The 1.0mol / L calcium hydroxide solution of 95 parts by weight is joined in the emulsification tank, the pH value of calcium hydroxide solution is adjusted to 8 with pH regulator, then add the sodium lauryl sulfate of 3 parts by weight and 12 parts by weight of n-hexane, using ultrasonic waves for emulsification treatment for 80 minutes, the solution is emulsified to form uniform and stable oil-in-water structure droplets, and the size of the oil core of the emulsion droplets can be controlled and adjusted according to the length of emulsification time and the amount of emulsifier used ;
[0035] 2) Pressurize the emulsion obtained in step 1) with a liquid pump, and then atomize it through a nozzle to form a single small droplet of oil-in-water structure, and carbonize the atomized droplet with carbon dioxide gas, that is, droplet The calcium hydroxide solution in the outer layer is carbonized to form calcium carbonate, and the n-hexane in the center is coated to form...
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[0038] 1) The 2.0mol / L calcium citrate solution of 90 parts by weight is added in the emulsification tank, the pH value of the calcium citrate solution is adjusted to 9 with a pH regulator, and then the dodecylbenzenesulfonic acid of 4 parts by weight is added Sodium and 10 parts by weight of dodecylbenzenesulfonate are emulsified by ultrasonic waves for 60 minutes to emulsify the solution to form uniform and stable oil-in-water droplets. The size of the oil core of the emulsion droplets can be determined according to the emulsification time. and the amount of emulsifier to control and adjust;
[0039] 2) Pressurize the emulsion obtained in step 1) with a liquid pump, and then atomize it through a nozzle to form a single small droplet of oil-in-water structure, and carbonize the atomized droplet with carbon dioxide gas, that is, droplet The calcium citrate solution in the outer layer is carbonized to form calcium carbonate, and the dodecylbenzenesulfonate in the center is cove...
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