B01J2220/4806

METHOD FOR TREATING AN AQUEOUS SOLUTION

A polymer/activated carbon composite made up of a branched polyethylenimine and magnetic cores involving Fe.sub.3O.sub.4 disposed activated carbon. The magnetic cores have activated carbonyl groups on the surface. A process for removing organic dyes, such as methyl red, as well as heavy metal ions from a polluted aqueous solution or an industrial wastewater utilizing the composite is introduced. A method of synthesizing the polymer/activated carbon composites is also specified.

BATCH METHOD FOR WASTEWATER TREATMENT

A polymer/activated carbon composite made up of a branched polyethylenimine and magnetic cores involving Fe.sub.3O.sub.4 disposed activated carbon. The magnetic cores have activated carbonyl groups on the surface. A process for removing organic dyes, such as methyl red, as well as heavy metal ions from a polluted aqueous solution or an industrial wastewater utilizing the composite is introduced. A method of synthesizing the polymer/activated carbon composites is also specified.

WASTEWATER TREATMENT METHOD FOR AQUEOUS SOLUTIONS

A polymer/activated carbon composite made up of a branched polyethylenimine and magnetic cores involving Fe.sub.3O.sub.4 disposed activated carbon. The magnetic cores have activated carbonyl groups on the surface. A process for removing organic dyes, such as methyl red, as well as heavy metal ions from a polluted aqueous solution or an industrial wastewater utilizing the composite is introduced. A method of synthesizing the polymer/activated carbon composites is also specified.

Method for treating an aqueous solution

A polymer/activated carbon composite made up of a branched polyethylenimine and magnetic cores involving Fe.sub.3O.sub.4 disposed activated carbon. The magnetic cores have activated carbonyl groups on the surface. A process for removing organic dyes, such as methyl red, as well as heavy metal ions from a polluted aqueous solution or an industrial wastewater utilizing the composite is introduced. A method of synthesizing the polymer/activated carbon composites is also specified.

Batch method for wastewater treatment

A polymer/activated carbon composite made up of a branched polyethylenimine and magnetic cores involving Fe.sub.3O.sub.4 disposed activated carbon. The magnetic cores have activated carbonyl groups on the surface. A process for removing organic dyes, such as methyl red, as well as heavy metal ions from a polluted aqueous solution or an industrial wastewater utilizing the composite is introduced. A method of synthesizing the polymer/activated carbon composites is also specified.

Wastewater treatment method for aqueous solutions

A polymer/activated carbon composite made up of a branched polyethylenimine and magnetic cores involving Fe.sub.3O.sub.4 disposed activated carbon. The magnetic cores have activated carbonyl groups on the surface. A process for removing organic dyes, such as methyl red, as well as heavy metal ions from a polluted aqueous solution or an industrial wastewater utilizing the composite is introduced. A method of synthesizing the polymer/activated carbon composites is also specified.

PREPARATION METHOD AND APPLICATION OF RED MUD-ENHANCED MAGNETIC STRAW BIOCHAR MATERIAL

A preparation method and application of a red mud-enhanced magnetic straw biochar material includes the following steps of: naturally air-drying or artificial drying straws, and crushing the dried straws; drying red mud from Bayer process, and crushing the red mud into powder; then mixing the crushed straws and the powdery red mud by ball milling to prepare straw-red mud mixed powder; mixing water and biomass ash rich in alkali, and extracting the mixture to obtain a biomass ash extracting solution and dealkalized biomass ash solid residues; and uniformly mixing and stirring the straw-red mud mixed powder and the biomass ash extracting solution to obtain a pasty mixture, carrying out co-pyrolysis on the pasty mixture under a protective atmosphere, and washing magnetic straw biochar produced by co-pyrolysis with water until the magnetic straw biochar is neutral to obtain the red mud enhanced magnetic straw biochar material.

METHOD FOR PREPARING NANOMATERIAL MACROSCOPIC COMPOSITESTHROUGH SUBSTRATE HEATING AND SOLVENT EVAPORATION

A method for preparing nanomaterial macroscopic composites through substrate heating and solvent evaporation is provided, and the method includes setting a substrate, and preparing a reaction precursor solution required for the synthesis of nanomaterials; evenly dropping a small volume of the precursor solution on/in the substrate; performing a heating method to make the substrate generate a heat and transferring the heat to the precursor solution on/in the substrate; after a period of time, terminating the heating of the substrate to finish the synthesis, removing and cleaning the substrate, thus obtaining corresponding nanomaterial macroscopic composites.

Nicotinamide dummy template surface molecularly imprinted polymer and preparation method and application thereof

The disclosure discloses a nicotinamide dummy template surface molecularly imprinted polymer, a preparation method and application thereof, and belongs to the technical field of chemical materials. The preparation method of the disclosure includes the steps of preparing a modified silica gel carrier, preparing a dummy template surface molecularly imprinted polymer and the like. The disclosure uses nicotinamide, a structural analogue of imidacloprid and acetamiprid, as a dummy template to prepare a silica gel surface molecularly imprinted polymer. The polymer not only can effectively avoid pollution caused by the leakage of template molecules, but also can specifically remove imidacloprid and acetamiprid from water-soluble tea extracts. The removal rate of imidacloprid and acetamiprid is greater than 96% and 93%, respectively, and the loss of tea polyphenols in the extracts is less than 10%. In addition, the molecularly imprinted adsorption column prepared by the disclosure can be eluted with ethanol solution, and the eluted adsorption column can be recycled, so the disclosure can be well applied to the preparation technology of tea extracts and has good application prospects.

Composite material for absorbing and remediating contaminants and method of making same

The mat is formed of a saprophytic fungal strain and/or budding yeast, and a mass of particles wherein the fungus is characterized in producing an enzyme capable of breaking down polycyclic aromatic hydrocarbons. In a second embodiment, a mass of pellets is made from the mat for use in absorbing liquid animal waste.