磁性吸附材料CuFe2O4吸附砷的性能

被引:27
作者
武荣成
曲久辉
吴成强
机构
[1] 中国科学院生态环境研究中心环境水质学国家重点实验室,中国科学院生态环境研究中心环境水质学国家重点实验室,中国科学院生态环境研究中心环境水质学国家重点实验室北京,北京,北京
关键词
砷; CuFe2O4; 磁性吸附剂; 磁分离;
D O I
10.13227/j.hjkx.2003.05.011
中图分类号
TU991.2 [净水工程(给水处理)];
学科分类号
0815 ;
摘要
根据Cu(Ⅱ )和Fe(Ⅲ )都对砷有较强的亲和性 ,制备了同时含有Cu(Ⅱ )和Fe(Ⅲ )的、可用磁分离方法进行分离回收的磁性吸附材料CuFe2 O4 ,并对其进行了表征及吸附砷的性能研究 .结果表明 ,该吸附剂对砷的吸附能力与溶液 pH有关 ,在弱酸性及中性条件下 ,吸附砷的能力最强 ,而对As(V)的吸附能力比对As(Ⅲ )更强些 ,在平衡浓度为 1 0 μg/L时 ,其吸附容量可达 1 0mg/ g左右 ,可以很容易地将水中浓度为 1~ 2 0mg/L的As(V)降到1 0 μg/L以下 .实验考察了几种无机阴离子对吸附砷的影响 ,表明较高浓度 (砷浓度的 2 0倍 )的硫酸盐对As(Ⅲ )和As(Ⅴ )的吸附均有一定影响 ,盐酸盐及磷酸盐则影响不明显 ;负载的As(V)可较容易地用 0 1mol/LNaOH洗脱下来 ,使吸附剂再生 ,而As(Ⅲ )则难以洗脱 ,这与 2种价态砷的吸附机理不同有关 .
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页数:5
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