Stibonium potassium silicate and application and preparation method of stibonium potassium silicate
A technology of potassium antimony silicate and its application method, which is applied in the chemical field to achieve the effects of stable column separation performance, good selectivity, and good irradiance
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[0031] Preparation of potassium antimony silicate
[0032] Take 10.52g KSb(OH) 6 Dissolve in 360 mL of heated distilled water, and gradually add TEOS with a Si:Sb molar ratio of 1-2:1-2 and dissolved in ethanol under stirring conditions. After the mixture was stirred and reacted at a constant temperature of 75-80°C for 1 hour, 5.5mL of analytically pure concentrated nitric acid was added to form polymer crystals, which were precipitated from the solution. After removal, dry in a thermostat at 50°C to obtain potassium antimony silicate. The volume ratio of TEOS and ethanol is 1:2. The addition amount of analytically pure concentrated nitric acid is suitable, and the precipitation of polymer crystals shall prevail.
[0033] For the spatial structure of potassium antimony silicate, see figure 1 . figure 1 The spatial structure diagram automatically generated for XRD, K (big ball, for easy viewing, the size of the ball in the picture can be set) is tightly embedded in the mol...
Embodiment 2
[0042] Modification of Potassium Antimony Silicate
[0043] The potassium antimonosilicate obtained in Example 1 was heated overnight at 110-680°C to obtain modified potassium antimonosilicate, which was stored for future use.
[0044] Such as Figure 4 As shown, the optimum temperature range for modification is 180-480°C. In this range, the modified potassium antimony silicate has a large adsorption of cobalt 60, reaching more than 95%.
Embodiment 3
[0046] Application of antimony potassium silicate or modified antimony potassium silicate: for separation (adsorption) of radioactive waste liquid 60 Co.
[0047] Determination of Composition of Simulated Co-Containing Waste Liquid and Radioactive Raw Water
[0048] The Co concentration in the simulated Co-containing waste liquid is 10mg / L, and the composition of the simulated Co-containing waste liquid containing metal impurity ions is: 5mg / LCo, 10mg / LFe, 5mg / LNi, 2.5mg / LMg, 2.5mg / LCa; Raw water mainly contains cations 10mg / L-Na, 5mg / L-K, 1mg / L-Mg, 10mg / L-Ca, and less than 1mg / L-Cu, Fe, Pb, Ni and Co, anions 2mg / LF - , 5mg / LCl - , 10mg / LSO 4 2- , 25mg / LNO 3 - , radionuclide 150kBq / L- 60 Co, 25kBq / L- 137 Cs.
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