This invention relates to a method for reacting Cu 2+ Pb 2+ A
metal-organic framework (MOF) material with highly efficient and complete displacement capability, particularly an adsorbent with CaBDC as its core. This material is synthesized via a solvothermal method, using CaBDC as its core. 2+ A CaBDC structure was formed using a
metal node and
terephthalic acid (BDC) as the organic ligand. Using ZnBDC as a
control system, its effect on Cu was investigated. 2+ or Pb 2+ The adsorption performance of Cu. 2+ or Pb 2+ In
wastewater, after stirring or shaking for more than 2 hours, and centrifuging to remove
solid precipitate, Cu can be obtained. 2+ or Pb 2+
Pollution removal. CaBDC MOF for Cu 2+ and Pb 2+ The removal capacity is high (maximum approximately 310 and 1015 mg / g), the removal rate is fast (both reach
adsorption equilibrium within 60 min), and the removal mechanism is
ion exchange. Experimental studies and XRD and SEM images before and after adsorption were used to reflect the synthesized materials and phases. Experimental results show that the adsorption mechanism of CaBDC is Ca... 2+ With Cu 2+ Pb 2+ Complete displacement between them to achieve Cu in
aqueous solution 2+ Pb 2+ This invention achieves highly efficient, stable, and irreversible removal, solving the problems of low adsorption capacity, slow
reaction rate, and poor selectivity of traditional adsorption materials, while causing no secondary
pollution to the environment. This invention provides some inspiration for MOF materials in removing heavy
metal pollution from water, and also holds promise for developing more highly efficient, non-toxic, harmless, and large-scale synthesizable novel materials for
pollutant removal.