Method for preparing W-type molecular sieve by activating potassium feldspar through KOH alkali fusion
A technology for activating potassium feldspar and molecular sieves, applied in chemical instruments and methods, molecular sieves and alkali exchange compounds, inorganic chemistry, etc., can solve problems such as cumbersome steps, and achieve simple process operation, high potassium ion exchange capacity, and few steps. Effect
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[0038] (1) Potassium feldspar activation and material preparation
[0039] Mix potassium feldspar and KOH evenly in a certain proportion, wherein the mass ratio of potassium feldspar to KOH is 1:1.25. Put the mixed system at 400°C for activation reaction for 2h. (At this time, n(SiO 2 ) / n(Al 2 o 3 )=6.742, n(K 2 O) / n(SiO 2 )=1.055)
[0040] The purpose of activation is to destroy the structure of potassium feldspar, and the mechanism is that KOH under high temperature conditions destroys the framework structure of potassium feldspar to realize K + The dissolution of potassium feldspar makes the resources in potassium feldspar into resources that can be directly used, so the composition is the amount of potassium feldspar itself plus KOH.
[0041] (2) Feed
[0042]Add sodium silicate, aluminum sulfate and water to the activation product obtained above, and obtain W-type zeolite synthesis system slurry after stirring; wherein, in the synthesis system slurry after feeding...
Embodiment 2
[0053] (1) Activation and material preparation
[0054] Mix potassium feldspar and KOH evenly in a certain proportion, and the mass ratio of potassium feldspar to KOH is 1:1.5. The mixed system was placed at 550°C for an activation reaction for 1.0 h. (At this time, n(SiO 2 ) / n(Al 2 o 3 )=6.742, n(K 2 O) / n(SiO 2 )=1.250)
[0055] (2) Feed
[0056] Add sodium silicate, aluminum sulfate and water to the activated product obtained above, and obtain W-type zeolite synthesis system slurry after stirring;
[0057] Among them, in the synthesis system slurry, n(K 2 O) / n(SiO 2 )=0.90, n(SiO 2 ) / n(Al 2 o 3 )=9.5, n(H 2 O) / n(SiO 2 )=42;
[0058] (Conversion instructions: take n(SiO 2 ) when the molar mass is 1, by n(K 2 O) / n(SiO 2 )=0.90, n(K 2 O) molar weight is 0.90; by n(SiO 2 ) / n(Al 2 o 3 )=9.5, n(Al 2 o 3 ) molar weight is 0.105; by n(H 2 O) / n(SiO 2 )=42, n(H 2 O) The molar weight is 42. It can be obtained that the molar ratio K 2 O:SiO 2 :Al 2 o 3 :H...
Embodiment 3
[0066] (1) Activation and material preparation
[0067] Mix potassium feldspar and KOH evenly in a certain proportion, and the mass ratio of potassium feldspar to KOH is 1:1.5. Put the mixed system at 500°C for activation reaction for 2h. (At this time, n(SiO 2 ) / n(Al 2 o 3 )=6.742, n(K 2 O) / n(SiO 2 )=1.250)
[0068] (2) Feed
[0069] Add sodium silicate, aluminum sulfate and water to the activated product obtained above, and obtain W-type zeolite synthesis system slurry after stirring;
[0070] Among them, in the synthesis system slurry, n(K 2 O) / n(SiO 2 )=1.14, n(SiO 2 ) / n(Al 2 o 3 )=5.0, n(H 2 O) / n(SiO 2 )=42;
[0071] (Conversion instructions: take n(SiO 2 ) when the molar mass is 1, by n(K 2 O) / n(SiO 2 )=1.14, n(K 2 O) molar weight is 1.14; by n(SiO 2 ) / n(Al 2 o 3 )=5.0, n(Al 2 o 3 ) molar weight is 0.2; by n(H 2 O) / n(SiO 2 )=42, n(H 2 O) The molar weight is 42. It can be obtained that the molar ratio K 2 O:SiO 2 :Al 2 o 3 :H 2 O=1.14:1:0....
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