Phosphoric acid is a key ingredient in fertilizer production and contains many rare earth elements(REEs).Recovering REEs from phosphoric acid can prevent the accumulation of these elements in the soil and help bridge ...Phosphoric acid is a key ingredient in fertilizer production and contains many rare earth elements(REEs).Recovering REEs from phosphoric acid can prevent the accumulation of these elements in the soil and help bridge the gap between supply and demand.In this concern,a new material called Si-6G PAMAMPPAAM dendrimers modified silica gel terminated with phenylphosphonic acid-amide moieties was developed and its ability to adsorb Nd(Ⅲ)and Er(Ⅲ)from the phosphoric acid solution was investigated.K inetics and isotherm of the uptake process were investigated to explo re the so rption characte ristics.The attained results show that both metal ions exhibit the same adsorption performance,and the uptake process is depicted as a chemisorption,monolayer,uniform,and homogeneous process.The equilibrium state is achieved within 120 min,and the maximum uptake capacity is 16.7 mg Nd(Ⅲ)/g,and 14.0 mg Er(Ⅲ)/g.Sorption thermodynamics is an endothermic,spontaneous,and feasible uptake process.Nitric acid(1.0 mol/L)is found to be efficient for adsorbing about 94.3%and 92.5%of neodymium(Ⅲ)and erbium(Ⅲ)respectively,and the prepared Si-6G PAMAM-PPAAM demonstrates excellent stability over five consecutive sorption/desorption cycles.Preliminary tests on commercial phosphoric acid demonstrate that Si-6G PAMAM-PPAAM retains its effective REEs uptake from a complex comm ercial phosph oric acid solution.展开更多
Conversion of biomass to chemicals or fuels under mild condition is still a challenge. As a platform molecule for chemicals and fuels, levulinic acid （LA） has been prepared by lique-faction of biomass at high pressu...Conversion of biomass to chemicals or fuels under mild condition is still a challenge. As a platform molecule for chemicals and fuels, levulinic acid （LA） has been prepared by lique-faction of biomass at high pressure. In order to carry out the conversion from wheat straw to LA at atmosphere pressure, continuous extraction of the reactive system by an organic solvent with a higher density than that of water was utilized for degradation of pretreated biomass. Yields of LA were measured by means of gas chromatography-mass spectrometry and nuclear magnetic resonance. The results revealed that a maximum yield of 30.66% of LA can be obtained from wheat straw. In addition, the effects of biomass pretreated conditions on the LA conversion have been studied. The study provides a new route to convert biomass to valuable chemicals at atmosphere pressure.展开更多
文摘Phosphoric acid is a key ingredient in fertilizer production and contains many rare earth elements(REEs).Recovering REEs from phosphoric acid can prevent the accumulation of these elements in the soil and help bridge the gap between supply and demand.In this concern,a new material called Si-6G PAMAMPPAAM dendrimers modified silica gel terminated with phenylphosphonic acid-amide moieties was developed and its ability to adsorb Nd(Ⅲ)and Er(Ⅲ)from the phosphoric acid solution was investigated.K inetics and isotherm of the uptake process were investigated to explo re the so rption characte ristics.The attained results show that both metal ions exhibit the same adsorption performance,and the uptake process is depicted as a chemisorption,monolayer,uniform,and homogeneous process.The equilibrium state is achieved within 120 min,and the maximum uptake capacity is 16.7 mg Nd(Ⅲ)/g,and 14.0 mg Er(Ⅲ)/g.Sorption thermodynamics is an endothermic,spontaneous,and feasible uptake process.Nitric acid(1.0 mol/L)is found to be efficient for adsorbing about 94.3%and 92.5%of neodymium(Ⅲ)and erbium(Ⅲ)respectively,and the prepared Si-6G PAMAM-PPAAM demonstrates excellent stability over five consecutive sorption/desorption cycles.Preliminary tests on commercial phosphoric acid demonstrate that Si-6G PAMAM-PPAAM retains its effective REEs uptake from a complex comm ercial phosph oric acid solution.
文摘Conversion of biomass to chemicals or fuels under mild condition is still a challenge. As a platform molecule for chemicals and fuels, levulinic acid （LA） has been prepared by lique-faction of biomass at high pressure. In order to carry out the conversion from wheat straw to LA at atmosphere pressure, continuous extraction of the reactive system by an organic solvent with a higher density than that of water was utilized for degradation of pretreated biomass. Yields of LA were measured by means of gas chromatography-mass spectrometry and nuclear magnetic resonance. The results revealed that a maximum yield of 30.66% of LA can be obtained from wheat straw. In addition, the effects of biomass pretreated conditions on the LA conversion have been studied. The study provides a new route to convert biomass to valuable chemicals at atmosphere pressure.
