Hydroxamated polyacrylamide（HPAM） was synthesized from polyacrylamide（PAM） with high relative molecular mass under the optimum reaction conditions（p H 12 and a molar ratio of hydroxylamine to amide groups of 1.5 ...Hydroxamated polyacrylamide（HPAM） was synthesized from polyacrylamide（PAM） with high relative molecular mass under the optimum reaction conditions（p H 12 and a molar ratio of hydroxylamine to amide groups of 1.5 at 50 ℃for 12 h）. The hydroxamate groups of HPAM were verified by Fourier transform infrared spectrum（FT-IR）. 46%（molar fration） hydroxamate groups and 23%（molar fraction） carbonyl groups on HPAM were determined by conductometric titration combined with Kjeldahl＇s microanalysis method. The settling performance achieved at different flocculant dosages was investigated with high goethite-containing red mud slurry of simulated Bayer process synthesized in laboratory. It turns out that the settling performance of high goethite-containing red mud was better with HPAM. The average settling rate of red mud in the first 5 min and the turbidity of supernatant after settling for 30 min are 2.36 m/h and 507 NTU, respectively, at a flocculant dosage of 120 g/t, which is similar to that achieved with Hx-600.展开更多
基金Project(51174231)supported by the National Natural Science Foundation of China
文摘Hydroxamated polyacrylamide（HPAM） was synthesized from polyacrylamide（PAM） with high relative molecular mass under the optimum reaction conditions（p H 12 and a molar ratio of hydroxylamine to amide groups of 1.5 at 50 ℃for 12 h）. The hydroxamate groups of HPAM were verified by Fourier transform infrared spectrum（FT-IR）. 46%（molar fration） hydroxamate groups and 23%（molar fraction） carbonyl groups on HPAM were determined by conductometric titration combined with Kjeldahl＇s microanalysis method. The settling performance achieved at different flocculant dosages was investigated with high goethite-containing red mud slurry of simulated Bayer process synthesized in laboratory. It turns out that the settling performance of high goethite-containing red mud was better with HPAM. The average settling rate of red mud in the first 5 min and the turbidity of supernatant after settling for 30 min are 2.36 m/h and 507 NTU, respectively, at a flocculant dosage of 120 g/t, which is similar to that achieved with Hx-600.
