The invention belongs to the technical field of
biomass utilization, and particularly relates to a process for preparing
nitrogen-rich anchored iron atom magnetic
charcoal through low-temperature impregnation and application of the
nitrogen-rich anchored iron atom magnetic
charcoal in water
pollutant adsorption. The method comprises the following steps: mixing
biomass wastes with
potassium hydroxide, and carrying out
nitrogen-rich
pyrolysis in
ammonia gas and
inert gas to form nitrogen-rich
biochar. Dipping the nitrogen-rich
biochar in a
ferric trichloride solution, and finally, performing low-temperature
drying, so that iron is firmly anchored on the surface of the
biochar by a nitrogen functional group in a monatomic form. Different from a traditional high-temperature
pyrolysis method that iron is converted into
iron oxide at high temperature, it is ensured that part of iron is distributed in a monatomic form, and the
bonding strength between iron and nitrogen and the interaction between the iron and nitrogen and pollutants are greatly improved. The nitrogen-rich anchored iron monatomic magnetic biochar has a developed pore structure and abundant surface functional groups, and can efficiently adsorb organic pollutants and the like in water. The method has the advantages of being short in preparation period, low in
energy consumption, capable of being regenerated and recycled and the like, a new solution is provided for water
pollutant treatment, and high-value utilization of
biomass waste is achieved.