Nanobubble isotope separation method, nanobubble isotope separation device and cascaded unit
A technology for isotope separation and nano-bubbles, which is applied to the separation of different isotopic elements, separation methods, and separation of dispersed particles. It can solve the problems of nano-bubble isotope separation methods that have not been seen before, and achieve low cost, high production efficiency, and simple process. Effect
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[0040] Example 1: Carbon Isotope Separation
[0041] A kind of nano bubble isotope separation method of the present invention, comprises the steps:
[0042] Step 1: Make CO 2 nanobubbles
[0043] will CO 2 The gas and water are mixed, and the CO containing gas is produced by the nano bubble generator 2 Aqueous solution of nanobubbles;
[0044] Such as figure 2 As shown, the produced CO 2 The particle size of nanobubbles is in the range of 50-500nm, among which CO less than 200nm 2 Nanobubbles accounted for more than 70%; CO 2 Nanobubbles have a density of 10 8 bubbles / ml;
[0045] Step Two: Separating Carbon Isotopes
[0046] CO containing CO produced in the first step 2 The aqueous solution of nanobubbles is pumped into a 1-meter-high vertical separation cylinder, where the carbon isotope substances to be separated are in CO 2 In nanobubbles; CO 2 The nano-bubbles rise in the cylinder with the water, and gradually fill the cylinder, forming a flocculent liquid c...
Embodiment 2
[0049] Example 2: Carbon Isotope Separation
[0050] A kind of nano bubble isotope separation method of the present invention, comprises the steps:
[0051] Step 1: Make CO 2 nanobubbles
[0052] will CO 2 The gas and water are mixed, and the CO in the water is quickly dispersed by the nano-bubble generator 2 Bubbles, producing 0.1-100 microns of CO 2 Micron bubbles, and then use the pressure dissolved gas method to break up the CO 2 Microbubbles further turn into CO 2 Nanobubbles, the particle size range of the nanobubbles is 50-500nm, of which nanobubbles smaller than 200nm account for more than 75%, and the density of nanobubbles reaches 3×10 8 Bubbles per milliliter, and a longer life in water, creating conditions for isotope separation.
[0053] Step Two: Separating Carbon Isotopes
[0054] CO containing CO produced in the first step 2 The aqueous solution of nanobubbles is pumped into a 1-meter-high vertical separation cylinder, where the carbon isotope substanc...
Embodiment 3
[0056] Example 3: Separation of Lithium Isotopes
[0057] A kind of nano bubble isotope separation method of the present invention, comprises the steps:
[0058] Step 1: Make CO 2 nanobubbles
[0059] will CO 2 gas and Li 2 SO 4 The solution is mixed, and the CO in the solution is quickly broken up by the nanobubble generator. 2 Bubbles, producing 50-100 µm of CO 2 Micron bubbles, and then use the pressure dissolved gas method to break up the CO 2 Microbubbles further turn into CO 2 Nanobubbles, the particle size range of the nanobubbles is 50-500nm, of which nanobubbles smaller than 200nm account for more than 70%, and the density of nanobubbles reaches 10 8 more than bubbles / ml, and in Li 2 SO 4 The longer lifetime in solution creates conditions for isotope separation.
[0060] Step Two: Separation of Lithium Isotopes
[0061] CO containing CO produced in the first step 2 Li nanobubbles 2 SO 4 The solution is pumped into a 10-meter-high vertical separation cyl...
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