Method for preparing Nano calcium carbonate dedicated to printing ink
A technology of nano-calcium carbonate and calcium carbonate, applied in the direction of ink, chemical instruments and methods, applications, etc., can solve the problems of small calcium carbonate particle size, affecting product dispersibility, transparency, etc., and achieve high drying and excellent ink absorption Effect
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[0020] Example 1
[0021] Carbonization: Add 1.5 cubic meters to a 2 cubic meter reactor with a concentration of 90g / L (with CaCO 3 Calcium hydroxide slurry, the carbonization start temperature is 20℃, 0.2kg sucrose and 0.3kg sodium citrate are added before carbonization, and the CO 2 The amount of 17-22% (volume concentration) of the kiln gas is carbonized until the pH value of the calcium carbonate slurry reaches 7, and then 0.4kg sodium polyacrylate and 0.2kg zinc chloride are added to obtain a uniformly dispersed nano-calcium carbonate slurry for use .
[0022] Coating: Dissolve 2.5kg of hydrogenated rosin and 2.5kg of dimerized rosin in 95°C hot water to make a coating solution, then add the coating agent to the nano-calcium carbonate slurry at 60°C, and coat at a constant temperature for 40 minutes. Continuous pressure filtration, drying, to obtain nano transparent ink calcium.
[0023] Finished product: average particle size is 20nm, particle size distribution is GSD 1.51, ...
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[0024] Example 2
[0025] Carbonization: Add 1.5 cubic meters to a 2 cubic meter reactor with a concentration of 120g / L (with CaCO 3 Calcium hydroxide slurry, the carbonization start temperature is 15℃, and it contains CO 2 Carbonize the kiln gas with a volume of 17-22% (volume concentration), add 0.1kg sodium pyrophosphate and 0.2kg sodium ethylenediaminetetraacetate after 10 minutes, carbonize until the pH value of the calcium carbonate slurry reaches 7, and then add 0.5kg ten Sodium dialkyl sulfate and 0.3 kg magnesium sulfate were used to obtain uniformly dispersed nano calcium carbonate slurry for use.
[0026] Coating: Dissolve 2kg of rosin and 3kg of rosin-modified phenolic resin in 95°C hot water to make a coating solution, then add the coating agent to the nano-calcium carbonate slurry at 60°C, and coat at a constant temperature for 30 minutes, continuous Press filtering and drying to obtain calcium nanometer transparent ink.
[0027] Finished product: average particle si...
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[0028] Example 3
[0029] Carbonization: Add 1.5 cubic meters to a 2 cubic meter reactor with a concentration of 105g / L (with CaCO 3 Calcium hydroxide slurry, the carbonization start temperature is 30℃, 0.5kg sucrose is added before carbonization, and the CO 2 Carry out carbonization with a volume of 17-22% (volume concentration) of kiln gas, add 0.3kg sodium hexametaphosphate when the carbonization rate reaches 85%, continue carbonization until the pH value of the calcium carbonate slurry reaches 7, and then add 0.2kg sodium polyacrylate , To obtain a uniformly dispersed nano calcium carbonate slurry for use.
[0030] Coating: Dissolve 5 kg of rosin soap in 95°C hot water to make a coating solution, then add the coating agent to the 60°C nano-calcium carbonate slurry, coat it at a constant temperature for 20 minutes, and continue to press and dry to obtain Nano transparent ink calcium.
[0031] Finished product: average particle size is 40nm, particle size distribution is GSD 1.5...
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