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Synthesis, Characterization and CO
2
Adsorption Properties of Nano⁃Lithium Silicate
Wang Pingping,Liu Dan,Yang Lixia,Zhang Peng,Liu Chengwei
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Nanosized lithium orthosilicate sorbent has been prepared by precipitation, and its CO
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capture performance has been evaluated. The particle size of the adsorbent is small and uniform, which leads to a significant reduction of the calcination temperature and desorption temperature, thus greatly reducing the process energy consumption. Under optimum calcination temperature, relative higher kinetic absorption capacity, i.e., 17.8% within 5 minutes under volume fraction 12.5% CO
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model flue gas stream by absorption⁃desorption cyclic test, has been obtained. Static CO
2
absorption test at different temperatures were well fitted by the double exponential model, demonstrating the double shell mechanism. The rate⁃determining step, Li diffusion rate from the bulk to the surface, was greatly improved even in low⁃CO
2
⁃concentration model flue gas owing to its nano⁃scale character. Therefore, this study has provided a simple and efficient preparation method for nanosized ceramic sorbents, which is promising for thermo⁃swing fluidized bed process.
2018, 31 (5): 11-16.
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10.3969/j.issn.1006-396X.2018.05.002
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Synthesis of HeteroplyacidInioc Liquids and Their Application in Clean Oxidation
Ning Jianmei,Peng Kun,Yang Lixia,et al
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Heteropoly acid type ionic liquid BMAI[HPW12O40] was synthesized as catalyst for simulate diesel oxidative desulfurization which was characterized by 1HNMR,13CNMR,IR and TG. The optimal reaction conditions were as follows: reaction temperature of 40 ℃, 15 mL oil sample, 1.75 mL hydrogen peroxide and 0.028 g heteropoly acid type ionic liquid. Under this conditions, good desulfurization ratio (95.5%) can be achieved. After the reaction, diesel oil and catalyst can be separated by simple decantation, and the activity of catalysts would not change obviously after recycling for 5 times. Furthermore, the oxidation kinetics of 4,6dimethyldibenzothiophen was investigated. The oxidation of 4,6DMDBT can be treated as a firstorder reaction, with the apparent activation energy Ea 31.55 kJ/mol and the preexponential factor K0 2.36×104 min-1.
2015, 28 (6): 14-19.
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10.3969/j.issn.1006-396X.2015.06.003
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Preparation and Performance Investigation of LithiumBased Silicate Materials
Sun ChengzhiYang Lixia Zuo Chensheng,e tal
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The Lithiumbased sorbents for high temperature CO
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capture were prepared through solidstate reaction method and precipitation method, which were characterized by Xray diffraction(XRD) and scanning electronic microscopy(SEM). The CO
2
absorption performance was evaluated by the chemical BET absorption(CHEMBET) method and the impact factors (including synthetic method, calcination temperature, molar ratio of Li to Si and different silica sources) were studied. The results indicated that the particle size of the adsorbents synthesized by the precipitation method distributed more homogeneous than that of the adsorbents synthesized by the solidstate reaction method at 750 ℃. Meanwhile, BET surface area of former was larger than that of latter. After six times CO
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(carbon dioxide to helium in a volume ratio of 1∶5) recycles, adsorption capacity of precipitationmethod adsorbents using SiO
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II reduced to 9.92% from 13.38%, and desorption amount decreased from 11.74% to 8.52%. However, the amounts of adsorption and desorption of precipitationmethod adsorbents using SiO
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I were reduced by 2.61% and 2.39%, those of solidstatemethod adsorbents reduced by 1.85% and 1.42%.
2015, 28 (3): 12-16.
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10.3969/j.issn.1006-396X.2015.03.003