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Development of the Supported Catalysts Modified by Rare Earth
Du Mochi,He Xin,Xiang Gangwei,Zhao Dezhi,Wang Dehui
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Rare earth elements have a rich outer layer valence electron structure, which gives them many properties and has been widely used in many important fields. With the maturity of rare earth separation process, the price of rare earth continues to decline, which provides a guarantee for the large-scale application of rare earth elements in the field of supported solid phase catalysts. This paper mainly reviews the domestic and foreign applications and development status of heterogeneously supported catalysts modified by rare earth in the fields of petroleum processing, chemical engineering and photochemical. The modification process and application properties of rare earth elements in the field of heterogeneously supported catalysts are introduced in detail. The problems in the research of rare earth modified catalysts, the corresponding solutions and the development trend are considered and prospected.
2018, 38 (05): 35-42. DOI: 10.3969/j.issn.1672-6952.2018.05.007
Research Progress in the Treatment Technology of  Wastewater Containing Nitrobenzene
Ni Xuan, Ying Bin, Sun Ran, Zhao Dezhi, Wang Dehui, Yuan Chunliang, Liu Jinshuo, Zhang Peng
Abstract418)      PDF (1095KB)(308)      
Nitrobenzene has high toxicity, good stability and great difficulty in degrading in the water, which is easy to cause harm to human health and natural environment. Researchers at home and abroad have been attracted by how to deal with the nitrobenzene in wastewater. This paper discusses the main methods for the degradation of nitrobenzene wastewater currently used in physical, chemical and biological methods, and made a prospect of the research. Finally, it is pointed out that the integrated of various methods for nitrobenzene degradation is the focus of future research.
2018, 38 (04): 26-30. DOI: :10.3969/j.issn.1672-6952.2018.04.005