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CN103182293A - Method for preparing manganese oxide nanowire by deposition on surface of natural porous diatomite - Google Patents

Method for preparing manganese oxide nanowire by deposition on surface of natural porous diatomite Download PDF

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CN103182293A
CN103182293A CN2013101104338A CN201310110433A CN103182293A CN 103182293 A CN103182293 A CN 103182293A CN 2013101104338 A CN2013101104338 A CN 2013101104338A CN 201310110433 A CN201310110433 A CN 201310110433A CN 103182293 A CN103182293 A CN 103182293A
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杜玉成
王利平
郑广伟
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王金淑
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The invention discloses a method for preparing a manganese oxide nanowire by deposition on the surface of natural porous diatomite. The method is characterized by comprising the following steps: 1, weighing a diatomite powder body, placing the diatomite powder body into a beaker filled with water, placing the beaker into a water bath pond, and stirring to prepare a diatomite suspension solution; 2, weighing ammonium persulfate (NH4)2S2O8, placing ammonium persulfate (NH4)2S2O8 into the diatomite suspension solution, magnetically stirring for more than 30 min, fully impregnating into the diatomite, weighing KMnO4, placing KMnO4 into a mortar, fully grinding, dissolving in water, dripping into the diatomite suspension solution, continuing to stir for more than 30 min, and cooling to the room temperature; and 3, transferring the solution into a reaction kettle for water bath/hydrothermal reaction at the temperature of 50-160 DEG C, ageing, cooling to the room temperature, washing by de-ionized water and absolute ethanol for multiple times, and drying to obtain a final sample. According to the method, the adsorption efficiency of a composite material on heavy metal ions is improved; and the method is low in production cost, simple in operation process and easy for industrial production.

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A kind of preparation method of natural porous diatom soil matrix deposition manganese oxide nanowire
Technical field
The present invention relates to the material field, is a kind of method for preparing the manganese oxide nano wire at the diatom original soil surface deposition with natural loose structure.
Background technology
Heavy metal ion and compound thereof can cause crops, water body severe contamination, and enter human body by biological chain, and human health is caused very big injury, and its pollutant control is enjoyed domestic and international concern always.At present, heavy metal polluted waste water improvement method has tens kinds, but really can scale use have only medical method, electric flocculence, secondary embrane method and absorption method.Comparatively speaking, absorption method is easy, practical, use at most, but absorption method mainly is subject to the absorption usefulness of material (adsorbent) in application.Having porous, Large ratio surface and enrich surface functional group, is excellent heavy metal ion adsorbing material, and wherein the orderly pore passage structure of material and reasonable pore-size distribution are particularly important.The porous material that is fit to Adsorption of Heavy Metal Ions at present mainly is activated carbon, molecular sieve, porous fibre etc.Because molecular sieve, porous fibre cost are very high, limit its commercial Application; Have only activated carbon to use in commerce, and the activated carbon pore passage structure is irregular, and is perforate shape structure, desorb easily can't reach the requirement of advanced treatment for heavy metal ion.Therefore efficient, low-cost preparation of adsorbent becomes the key problem in technology that the restriction absorption method is handled heavy metal ion with application.
Diatomite is a kind of inorganic mineral material with natural long-range order microcellular structure, and small aperture is that 20~50nm, macropore diameter are 100~300nm, and main chemical is amorphous state SiO 2, by the network structure that the mutual bridging of silicon-oxy tetrahedron forms, the uncertainty owing to the silicon atom number causes existing in the network coordination defective and oxo bridge defective etc.Therefore on surperficial Si-O-" dangling bonds ", form Si-OH, i.e. surface silanol group easily in conjunction with H.Surface silanol group easily is dissociated into Si-O in water -And H +, make the diatomite surface present elecrtonegativity.Therefore, diatomite absorption heavy metal cation has natural structural advantage, and in commercial Application.Because the natural sex of diatomite microcellular structure, the feasible processing of reduction significantly heavy metal ion adsorbing material prepares expense becomes possibility.But there are two problems in diatomite when the adsorption treatment heavy metal ion, the one, and specific area is lower, and adsorption capacity is influenced; The 2nd, to heavy metal acid radical anion (H in the water body 2AsO 3 -, HasO 3 2-, AsO 3 3-H 2AsO 4 -, HAsO 4 2-, AsO 4 3-CrO 4 2-, Cr 2O 7 2-) clearance low (listed in the lead, zinc, mercury, cadmium, chromium, arsenic six heavy metal species ions of improvement by country, both having the metal ion lead, zinc, mercury, cadmium of positive valence state etc., also have the negative valency attitude acid radical anion chromium,
Arsenic; Comparatively speaking, negative valency attitude arsenic, chromium ion are more difficult).How effectively to address the above problem, be the preparation of diatom great soil group adsorbent and the key problem in technology that is applied to the effluent containing heavy metal ions processing.Therefore, surface treatment or modification infusorial earth are used for heavy metal ion adsorbed processing research, become the research focus, and with the diatomite after molysite or the modification of manganese salt, treatment effect is best, and its Adsorption of Heavy Metal Ions (also comprising acid radical anion) ability improves significantly.Up to the present diatomite modification is handled, all show as modifier (molysite, manganese salt, aluminium salt, organic matter etc.) and mix (unordered compound) with diatomaceous mechanicalness, and most is cost to destroy diatomite natural micropore structure, and heavy metal ion adsorbed removal usefulness is subjected to very big the influence.
Nano structural material is the abundantest material, especially ordered nano-structure material of surface-active functional group, can significantly improve the specific area of material.Therefore, on diatomaceous algae dish, prepare nano-structural ordered iron or Mn oxide, both increased it to heavy metal ion adsorbed universal (the positive and negative valence state heavy metal ion of simultaneous adaptation), can increase the material surface active function groups simultaneously again, significantly improve the specific area of composite, and then significantly improve this composite Adsorption of Heavy Metal Ions usefulness, be of practical significance very much.
Summary of the invention
The objective of the invention is to all heavy metal be had at diatomite and Mn oxide the characteristics of good adsorption, provide a kind of preparation to have the diatomaceous method of nanometer line feature manganese-oxide deposition, thereby, further improved the absorption usefulness of this composite (adsorbent) to heavy metal ion.This method production cost is low, and operating procedure is simple, is easy to suitability for industrialized production.
Manganese oxide nanowire deposition diatomite provided by the present invention is synthesized by diatomite, potassium permanganate, ammonium persulfate, water, employing coprecipitation.The material proportion of building-up process is: water: diatomite (weight part ratio): potassium permanganate: ammonium persulfate=120:10:(4.56~10.635): (3.828~8.894)
The nanowire supported diatomaceous preparation method of a kind of manganese oxide provided by the present invention is characterized in that, may further comprise the steps:
The first step takes by weighing a certain amount of diatomite powder and puts into the beaker that fills water, and places sea water bath to stir in beaker, makes the diatomite suspension.
In second step, accurately take by weighing a certain amount of (NH again 4) 2S 2O 8Go in the diatomaceous suspension, fully be impregnated into diatomite more than the magnetic agitation 30min after, take by weighing certain mass KMnO 4Earlier soluble in water (mol ratio of ammonium persulfate and potassium permanganate is 1:1~1:1.5), splash into diatomite suspension, continues to stir 30min and is cooled to room temperature after above as for fully grinding the back in the mortar.
The 3rd step changed solution over to that 50-160 ℃ of water-bath 3-24h carries out ageing in the reactor, was cooled to room temperature, then with deionized water and absolute ethanol washing for several times afterwards drying obtain the nanowire supported diatomite microporous adsorbent material of manganese oxide final sample.
The present invention adopts chemical precipitation method to pass through depositing nano line style manganese oxide on diatom soil matrix nuclear, prepare the composite microporous adsorbent with good adsorption heavy metal acid radical anion performance, by adopting the composite microporous adsorbent of this process gained support type, adsorb at the low concentrations of chromium acid solution.
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The X-ray diffraction curve of Fig. 1 embodiment 1 product and diatom original soil, wherein, a is the X-ray diffraction curve of diatom original soil, b is the X-ray diffraction curve of embodiment 1 product.
The corresponding part scanning electron microscope image of Fig. 2 embodiment 2 products and diatom original soil, wherein, a is the scanning electron microscope image of diatom original soil, and b is the scanning electron microscope image of diatom original soil plate edge, c is the SEM of embodiment 2 products, and d is the scanning electron microscope image at embodiment 2 product edges.
The TEM of Fig. 3 embodiment 3 products and diatom original soil and HRTEM picture, wherein, a is the images of transmissive electron microscope of diatom original soil, and b is the TEM of embodiment 3 products, and c is the partial enlarged drawing projection sem image of embodiment 3 product plate edges, and d is the HRTEM of embodiment 3.
Fig. 4 embodiment 4,5 products and diatom original soil N 2The adsorption desorption curve, wherein, a is the N2 adsorption desorption curve of diatom original soil, b, c are respectively the N of embodiment 4,5 products 2The adsorption desorption curve.
Fig. 5 embodiment 4,5 products and diatom original soil pore structure adsorption curve and pore size distribution curve, wherein, a is diatom original soil, b, c are respectively embodiment 4,5 product pore size distribution curves
With diatomite original soil Fourier infrared spectrum, wherein, a is diatom original soil behind Fig. 6 embodiment 1 product and the absorption heavy metal chromium, and b is the manganese-oxide deposition diatom original soil, and c is the manganese oxide load diatom original soil behind the absorption heavy metal anion chromium
The specific embodiment
This experiment preparation 5mg/L low concentrations of chromium acid solution, the chromium ion clearance can reach 96%.
Embodiment 1
1. take by weighing 4.2g diatomite and be suspended in the 50mL water, and place the thermostatted water bathing pool to stir into uniform suspension.
2. take by weighing ammonium persulfate 3.7g and add in the diatomite suspension, after the constant temperature magnetic agitation makes it fully be impregnated into diatomite, after adding the abundant reaction of potassium permanganate 4.424g continuation stirring, be cooled to room temperature.
3. solution is changed over to 90 ℃ of water-bath 12h carry out ageing in the reactor, be cooled to room temperature, the back is dry for several times to use deionized water and absolute ethanol washing then.
Embodiment 2
1. take by weighing 4.2g diatomite and be suspended in the 50mL water, and place the thermostatted water bathing pool to stir into uniform suspension.
2. take by weighing ammonium persulfate 4.146g and add in the diatomite suspension, after the constant temperature magnetic agitation makes it fully be impregnated into diatomite, after adding a potassium permanganate 4.957g continuation constant temperature stirring abundant reaction in hour, be cooled to room temperature.
3. solution is changed over to 50 ℃ of water-bath 24h carry out ageing in the reactor, be cooled to room temperature, the back is dry for several times to use deionized water and absolute ethanol washing then.
Embodiment 3
1. take by weighing 4.2g diatomite and be suspended in the 50mL water, and place the thermostatted water bathing pool to stir into uniform suspension.
2. take by weighing ammonium persulfate 3.06g and add in the diatomite suspension, after the constant temperature magnetic agitation makes it fully be impregnated into diatomite, after adding potassium permanganate 3.66g continuation constant temperature stirring abundant reaction in an and a half hours, be cooled to room temperature.
3. solution is changed over to 120 ℃ of water-bath 16h carry out ageing in the reactor, be cooled to room temperature, the back is dry for several times to use deionized water and absolute ethanol washing then.
Embodiment 4
1. take by weighing 4.2g diatomite and be suspended in the 50mL water, and place the thermostatted water bathing pool to stir into uniform suspension.
2. take by weighing ammonium persulfate 2.422g and add in the diatomite suspension, after the constant temperature magnetic agitation makes it fully be impregnated into diatomite, continue constant temperature and stir half an hour and be cooled to room temperature after fully reacting adding potassium permanganate 2.898g.
3. solution is changed over to 160 ℃ of water-bath 8h carry out ageing in the reactor, be cooled to room temperature, the back is dry for several times to use deionized water and absolute ethanol washing then.
Embodiment 5
1. take by weighing 4.2g diatomite and be suspended in the 50mL water, and place the thermostatted water bathing pool to stir into uniform suspension.
2. take by weighing ammonium persulfate 1.595g and add in the diatomite suspension, after the constant temperature magnetic agitation makes it fully be impregnated into diatomite, continue constant temperature and stir half an hour and be cooled to room temperature after fully reacting adding potassium permanganate 1.9g.
3. solution is changed over to 90 ℃ of water-bath 3h carry out ageing in the reactor, be cooled to room temperature, the back is dry for several times to use deionized water and absolute ethanol washing then.
Table 1
Sample number into spectrum Embodiment 1 Embodiment 2 Embodiment 3 Embodiment 4 Embodiment 5
Clearance % 96% 84% 83% 86% 80%

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1. the preparation method of a natural porous diatom soil matrix deposition manganese oxide nanowire is characterized in that, may further comprise the steps:
The weight of material proportioning of preparation process is: water: diatomite: potassium permanganate: ammonium persulfate=120:10:(4.56~10.635): (3.828~8.894);
The first step takes by weighing the diatomite powder and puts into the beaker that fills water, and places sea water bath to stir in beaker, makes the diatomite suspension;
In second step, take by weighing ammonium persulfate (NH again 4) 2S 2O 8Go in the diatomaceous suspension, fully be impregnated into diatomite more than the magnetic agitation 30min after, take by weighing KMnO 4Splash into diatomite suspension earlier after soluble in water after abundant grinding the in the mortar, continuation is cooled to room temperature after stirring more than the 30min;
The 3rd step changed solution over to that 50-160 ℃ of water-bath 3-24h carries out ageing in the reactor, was cooled to room temperature, afterwards obtained final sample after the drying for several times with deionized water and absolute ethanol washing then.
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