Method for preparing nano-porous ceramic material having high specific surface area and obtained product and application
A high specific surface area, nanoporous technology, applied in the preparation and application of porous materials, can solve the problems of small heavy metal ion capacity and low specific surface area, and achieve the effect of low preparation cost, high specific surface area, and good industrial application
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[0030] The preparation of the nanoporous ceramic material with high specific surface area, the steps are as follows:
[0031] ① Take 35W% of nano-alumina, 50W% of fumed silica, 5W% of binder, and 10W% of pore-forming agent, mix and shape.
[0032] ②Procedural heating to 1200°C for sintering and solidification, removing the pore-forming agent, and cooling down to obtain a nanoporous ceramic material with a high specific surface area. For the pore distribution of nanoporous ceramic materials with high specific surface area, see figure 2 shown.
Embodiment 2
[0034] The preparation method of the nanoporous ceramic material with high specific surface area, the steps are as follows:
[0035] ① Take 20W% nano-alumina, 65W% fumed white carbon black, 4W% binder, 1W% magnesia, and 10W% pore-forming agent, mix and shape.
[0036] ②Procedural heating to 1000°C for sintering and solidification, removal of the pore-forming agent, and cooling to obtain a nanoporous ceramic material with a high specific surface area. The porosity and specific surface area of different magnesium oxide additives are shown in image 3 shown.
Embodiment 3
[0038] The preparation and application process of the nanoporous ceramic material with high specific surface area, the steps are as follows:
[0039] ① Take 20W% aluminum sol, 66W% fumed white carbon black, 3W% binder, 1W% sintering aid, and 10W% pore-forming agent, mix and shape;
[0040] ②Procedurally raise the temperature to 1000°C for sintering and solidification, remove the pore-forming agent, and cool down to obtain a nanoporous ceramic material.
[0041] ③Use 2% hydrogen peroxide and 1% nitric acid at 60°C to pre-treat the nanoporous ceramic material with high specific surface area for 0.5h, and then dry it at 120°C for later use.
[0042] ④The nanoporous ceramic material with high specific surface area obtained in step ③ is modified by ethanol, KH560 and catalyst to obtain a porous ceramic material rich in mercapto groups. The porous ceramic ball modified by mercapto group has the characteristics that the surface and the interior of the ceramic ball are not easily wet...
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