Iron-based nano-alloys and their application in the adsorption of cesium
A nano-alloy, iron-based technology, applied in the fields of adsorption water/sewage treatment, water pollutants, water/sewage treatment, etc., can solve the problems of non-renewable use, small adsorption capacity, and low cesium ion removal partition coefficient.
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[0023] 5.40gFeCl 3 ·6H 2 O was dissolved in 100ml of deionized water. After it was completely dissolved, sodium hypophosphite was added to dissolve it as a solid. There would be white precipitates that would not affect the subsequent tests. Adjust the pH of the above solution to about 1.5 to obtain a ferrophosphorus solution. Prepare a 1mol / L aqueous solution of KBH4 and dissolve it completely. Slowly added to the ferrophosphorus solution under stirring, a brownish black precipitate appeared, the dropwise addition was completed, and the stirring was continued for 1 hour. Then centrifuge and wash several times. Vacuum dried at 80°C and calcined at 700°C for 1h.
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[0025] Phosphorus-iron alloy preparation: Physicochemical and catalytic properties of Fe–Pultrafine amorphous catalysts, Baskaran Rajesh, Natarajan Sasirekha, Yu-Wen Chen, Molecular Catalysis A:Chemical275(2007)174–182; Phosphorus-iron alloy: Fe / P:4:1
Embodiment 3
[0027] Phosphorus-iron alloy preparation: Physicochemical and catalytic properties of Fe–Pultrafine amorphous catalysts, Baskaran Rajesh, Natarajan Sasirekha, Yu-WenChen, Molecular Catalysis A:Chemical275(2007)174–182; Phosphorus-iron alloy: Fe / P:7:1
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