典型含钒矿物中钒的溶解释放动力学和机理
[Abstract]:Vanadium (V) is a potentially toxic element, known as a metal "vitamin". It is widely used in machinery, automobile, shipbuilding, electronic technology, railway, aviation and other industries, electrolyte solutions of all vanadium redox cells, sulfuric acid and vulcanized rubber catalysts, ceramic coloring agents and developer, etc. because of the natural activities of people and the common vanadium compounds. For use, the pollution of vanadium is becoming more and more serious in the environment. China has taken vanadium as one of the 14 (5+9) heavy metals to prevent and control heavy metals. As vanadium is one of the dominant resources in China, more than half of the vanadium in the world is provided by China, and more and more vanadium pollution events occur in the ore area. Waste water, waste gas and waste residue, the open stack of vanadium ore, the waste stone passing through the rainwater or the drainage in the mining area is the main way to dissolve the vanadium. The existing research is mainly on the environmental chemistry of vanadium, the distribution of the form, the bioavailability and the extraction and determination of vanadium in the vanadium ore, and the dissolution of the vanadium mineral itself. There are few studies on the chemical cycle of the earth environment of vanadium and its vanadium. The dissolution of vanadium minerals is the first step in the geochemical cycle of vanadium. At present, the kinetics and mechanism of the dissolution and release of vanadium are still unclear. This paper is mainly aimed at the abundant vanadium resources in China, the great consumption of vanadium and the potential harmfulness of vanadium. The dissolution and release kinetics of vanadium containing typical vanadium containing minerals (vanadium minerals, vanadium and titanium magnetite) and vanadium (V2O5, VO2, V2O3) are studied. The dissolution and release mechanism of vanadium containing minerals and the effect of chemical process on the release of vanadium are revealed, which can not only help us to understand vanadium more deeply. The study cycle can provide strong theoretical support for the prevention and control of vanadium pollution in the water. The experimental results are as follows: 1, the dissolution of vanadium oxide (III, IV and V) is released under the condition of pH 3.1-10.0, and the dissolution rate of the main oxides (III, IV and V) of vanadium is studied in batch experiments. The dissolution and dissolution of vanadium and dissolution of vanadium are found in the experiment. The dissolution rate of V2O5 and vanadium oxide (III, IV) in the solution was clearly observed. In the first 2 h, the dissolution rate of V2O3 was r=1.14. ([H+]) 0.269 (pH 3.0-6.0) and r=0.016 ([H+]). (pH 6.0-10.0); the dissolution rate of V2O5 in solution pH3.1-10.0 is about 2 or smaller at the isoelectric point pH PZC of three oxides of r=0.131 ([H+]) -0.104. vanadium. The release rate of vanadium oxide increases with the increase of temperature. At different pH (3.8,6.0 and 7.7), the effect of temperature on the dissolution rate of vanadium is not the same, and the experimental results show three of the vanadium. The activation energy of the oxide is 33.4-87.5kJ. Mol-1, which indicates that the release of vanadium oxide is a disbanded surface controlled reaction mechanism. The release rate of vanadium increases with the increase of the dose of vanadium oxide, although it is disproportionate. This is a study of the release behavior of a larger number of vanadium, which helps to clarify the problem of vanadium pollution and the transfer of vanadium in the environment to.2. Under the action of organic matter, the dissolution and release kinetics of vanadium in stone coal in natural environment, the effect of low molecular dissolved organic matter (LMWDOMs) on the dissolution and release of vanadium in vanadium minerals is a hot spot at present. In the experiment, eight typical natural low molecular dissolved organic matter containing carboxyl groups, hydroxyl groups and amino groups: citric acid Oxalic acid, EDTA, salicylic acid, catechol, glycine, cysteine and glucose were kept at room temperature at room temperature (25 degrees C) in a full thermostat incubator. Each LMWDOMs was carried out in the buffer solution of pH4.0,6.0 and 8 respectively. The results showed that the release of low molecular dissolved organic matter with carboxyl group was larger in the acid and alkaline solution. At pH 4, the initial release rate of vanadium in citric acid, oxalic acid and EDTA solution is about 25-39 times as much as that in the blank control experiment; the release rate of the dissolution balance is 164,95 and 49 times of the control experiment; the release rate of pH 8 in the presence of catechol is about 20 times as much as pH 4, and the release of amino acids and alcohols on vanadium In addition, the characteristics of the mechanism of the release of vanadium from metal ions by low molecular dissolved organic matter were analyzed by the attenuated total reflection infrared spectroscopy (ATR-FTIR) and electronic paramagnetic resonance (EPR). This chapter is helpful to understand the pollution risk of vanadium in some mining areas and the transition and transformation process of vanadium in the environment,.3, vanadium. The dissolution and release kinetics experiment of titanium magnetite was designed in a mixed peristaltic pump reactor. The release behavior of V was greatly influenced by the pH value, temperature, dissolved oxygen and ions. The equation of the release rate of.V was based on the acid and alkaline conditions, and the reaction rate of vanadium and titanium magnetite was determined in the experiment. The dissolution of vanadium in the vanadium and titanium magnetite surface can be explained by Langmuir's law, which is also proportional to some hydrogen ions and dissolved oxygen activity. This phenomenon also has a great advantage to explain the dissolved saturation of vanadium. Similarly, the study of the saturation of vanadium in the alkaline condition requires a higher oxygen partial pressure. The reaction temperature is the influence of V release. In the acid solution and the alkaline solution, the activation energy of the mineral surface has a certain control effect on the dissolution mechanism of the mineral. The experiment also found that iron ions promote the release of vanadium. In addition, the dissolved concentration of vanadium in the solution is far less than the V2O5 theory solubility, which is attributed to the coexistence of vanadium mineral samples. The adsorption and precipitation of vanadium.
【学位授予单位】:河南师范大学
【学位级别】:硕士
【学位授予年份】:2017
【分类号】:X142
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