CN1623654A - TiO2 microball containing Sr nano crystal grain preparation process and application thereof - Google Patents

TiO2 microball containing Sr nano crystal grain preparation process and application thereof Download PDF

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CN1623654A
CN1623654A CN 200410072589 CN200410072589A CN1623654A CN 1623654 A CN1623654 A CN 1623654A CN 200410072589 CN200410072589 CN 200410072589 CN 200410072589 A CN200410072589 A CN 200410072589A CN 1623654 A CN1623654 A CN 1623654A
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张保龙
吕幼军
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A TiO2 microsphere containing the nano-grains of Sr for photolytically degradating the organic sewage has the 300-500 microns of diameter, 37.7 sq.m/g of specific surface area and porous structure. Its advantages are high photocatalytic activity, cyclic use and no secondary pollution.

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Contain Sr nanocrystal TiO 2Microballoon and preparation method and application thereof
Technical field:
The present invention relates to contain Sr nanocrystal TiO 2Microballoon and preparation method and photocatalytic degradation organic polluting water thereof.
Background technology:
Nano-TiO 2Photochemical catalyst is mainly used in handles all kinds of pollutant effluents, its degraded object relates to phenols, dyestuff, hydro carbons, surfactant, organic pigment, halogenated aromatic compound, polycyclic aromatic hydrocarbon, the multiple important organic compound of agrochemical and part inorganic compound, passes through TiO 2Photocatalytic degradation, can make their mineralising Cheng Shui and CO 2, this shows TiO 2The photocatalytic degradation method has broad application prospects as a kind of new technology of water treatment.But, simple TiO 2Photochemical catalyst exists sunlight utilization rate and catalytic activity lower, shortcoming such as catalytic effect is relatively poor.
At present, address this problem comparison effective method mix exactly some noble metals and heavy metal ion both at home and abroad, perhaps at TiO 2Add sensitising agent and pro-oxidant or the like in the catalytic reaction.But precious metal ion is easy to dissociate and causes secondary pollution in processed water body; Sensitising agent and pro-oxidant can not be repeated again to use, thereby cause processing cost to increase.
Summary of the invention:
The purpose of this invention is to provide a kind of Sr of containing nanocrystal TiO 2Microballoon and preparation method and application thereof.The present invention mixes Sr nanocrystal TiO 2Microballoon has very high photocatalytic activity (do not mix Sr microballoon activity nearly 2 times), has to be easy to reclaim, and is reusable, do not have characteristics such as secondary pollution, and the processing of the industrial organic waste water that needs to be resolved hurrily is had important practical significance and economic worth.
Provided by the invention containing (mixing) Sr nanocrystal TiO 2Microballoon, wherein, physico-chemical parameter is:
Microsphere diameter 300 μ m~500 μ m
Average crystal grain size 10-40nm
Crystal formation anatase titanium dioxide/rutile-type (100/1-4)
Specific surface (m 2/ g) 37.7
Average pore volume (cm 3/ g) 0.0955
Average pore size (nm) 10.03
Ti and Sr mass ratio 19.0-20.0: 1.
The present invention mixes Sr nanocrystal TiO 2The preparation method of microballoon is as follows:
(1) (mol ratio=1: 4-6) fully mix, stir, transferring to the pH value with hydrochloric acid is that 2.5-3.5 carries out acidic hydrolysis and prepares TiO for butyl titanate and absolute ethyl alcohol 2Colloidal sol.
(2) aqueous solution of urea is joined TiO 2(mol ratio=1: 5-7) in the colloidal sol, stir, fully mix, add formalin again, (urea and formaldehyde mole ratio=1: 1-1.3) fully mix after, mixed liquor is added in the normal alkane or atoleine decentralized medium of nonpolar decentralized medium C atomicity=6~18, under agitation is warming up to 55-80 ℃, reacts promptly to obtain milky polymer-TiO in 1-5 hour 2Complex microsphere; Described formalin is 20~40% formalin.
(3) behind the airing in roaster 400~550 ℃ roasting 2-12 hour, promptly obtain TiO 2Porous microsphere.
(4) porous microsphere be impregnated in the Sr salting liquid 2~24 hours, take out with polar solvent acetone, methyl alcohol or ethanol washing, oven dry is placed on 300-550 ℃ of TiO that promptly obtained containing Sr in roasting 1-6 hour in the roaster 2Porous microsphere; Described Sr salting liquid is that mass concentration is 2~20% Sr (NO 3) 2
Contain Sr nanocrystal TiO2 microballoon light degradation organic dyestuff Reactive Brilliant Blue KN-R under ultraviolet light:
The present invention is in conjunction with Polymer Synthesizing and solid phase synthesis technique, design and prepared a kind of efficient, be easy to reclaim and the reusable novel SrTiO of containing 2Photochemical catalyst is a template with the polymer monomer drop promptly, adopts inverse suspension polymerization method, by the gel-sol process, at first prepares polymer-TiO 2Microballoon after roasting under the suitable temperature program(me), is translated into nanocrystal TiO 2Porous microsphere, and then, Sr is incorporated into TiO with the solid phase synthesis technique under the high temperature 2Go in the lattice, prepare the TiO that contains Sr 2Porous microsphere.The test result of system shows: prepared nanocrystal TiO 2The main anatase titanium dioxide TiO of porous microsphere by high catalytic activity 2Nanocrystal is formed, with an amount of SrTiO 3Crystal, sphere diameter are at 300~500 μ m, and grain size is between 10 to 40nm, and microballoon has tangible loose structure, and specific surface is 37.7m 2/ g.Further the photocatalytic activity experimental result shows, itself and the TiO that does not contain Sr 2Microballoon is compared and is had very high photocatalytic activity, is nearly 2 times of the microballoon that do not contain Sr, and the feature of its large ball diameter has had it to be easy to reclaim reusable feature.This is other TiO up to now 2Nano-photocatalyst material can not compare, the processing environment pollutant effluents is had important significance for theories and practical value, especially the processing of the industrial organic waste water that Tianjin and even the whole nation are needed to be resolved hurrily has important practical significance and economic worth.
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Contain TiO2 microsphere surface and the contrast of tangent plane morphosis of Sr after Fig. 1 heat treatment.
A: the TiO that contains Sr 2Microballoon SEM photo (* 200); B: the TiO that contains Sr 2Microballoon tangent plane SEM photo (* 2K)
The TiO2 microballoon and the Sr (NO that contain Sr after Fig. 2 heat treatment 3) 2XRD spectra contrast.
A: the TiO that contains Sr 2Porous microsphere; B:Sr (NO 3) 2
Fig. 3 contains the TiO of Sr 2Microballoon and pure TiO 2The contrast of microballoon degrading activity brilliant blue KN-R effect.
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The absolute ethyl alcohol of 100ml butyl titanate and 100ml is fully mixed, other gets the absolute ethyl alcohol of 110ml, transferring to the pH value with hydrochloric acid is to join in the mixed liquor of above-mentioned butyl titanate and absolute ethyl alcohol behind the 2.5-3.5, stirs and makes it abundant mixing in 30 minutes, obtains the TiO of clear 2Colloidal sol.
Get 4g urea and be dissolved in the 30ml water, and this aqueous solution of urea is under agitation joined 60ml TiO 2Make it abundant mixing in the colloidal sol, and then dropping 7ml 30% formalin, after fully mixing, this mixed liquor is added in the 3000ml cyclohexane decentralized medium, stir, be warming up to 75 ℃ and reacted 1.5 hours down, obtain milky polymer-TiO 2Complex microsphere, airing with polymer unwinds, promptly obtains TiO 450 ℃ of roastings of high-temperature roasting stove 8 hours 2Porous microsphere.It is 15% Sr (NO that the TiO2 porous microsphere is placed mass concentration 3) 2Dipping took out after 10 hours in the solution, after the absolute methanol washing, placed 400 ℃ of roastings of roaster promptly to obtain containing the TiO of Sr in 2 hours 2Porous microsphere.
The thus obtained microsphere rerum natura characterizes and to see Table 1 and Fig. 1, Fig. 2.(the TiO2 microsphere surface and the tangent plane form that contain Sr are observed by HITACHIS-3500N type SEM; Crystal formation and grain size are by D/Max-2500 type XRD determining; Specific surface, average pore size and average pore volume are measured by ASAP2010 type BET; Ti, Sr content are measured by ICP-9000 (N+M) type ICP).
Table 1: large ball diameter nanocrystal TiO 2The basic physicochemical characteristic of microballoon Photodegradation catalyst
Microsphere diameter 300 μ m~500 μ m
Grain size 10-40nm
Crystal formation anatase titanium dioxide/rutile-type (100/1-6)
Specific surface (m 2/ g) 37.7
Average pore volume (cm 3/ g) 0.0955
Average pore size (nm) 10.03
Ti and Sr mass ratio 19.0-20.0: 1
As can be seen from Figure 2, contain in the XRD spectra of Sr microballoon tangible SrTiO is arranged 3The diffractive features peak, and contrast Sr (NO 3) 2XRD spectra, containing does not have corresponding Sr (NO in the Sr microballoon 3) 2Characteristic peak illustrates that Sr is with SrTiO 3Form entered TiO fully 2Lattice structure, synthetic result is obvious for solid phase.
Use the TiO of the foregoing description preparation 2Porous microsphere carries out the photocatalytic degradation experiment:
Ultraviolet light is degraded degradating organic dye Reactive Brilliant Blue KN-R process of the test and effect down:
The preparation initial concentration is the Reactive Brilliant Blue KN-R dye solution of 40mg/L in quartz conical flask, contains the TiO of Sr 2The microspherical catalyst consumption is 8g/L, places that the 10cm place carries out photocatalytic degradation on the uviol lamp, the results are shown in Figure 3.The TiO that contains Sr 2Microballoon to the degradation effect of Reactive Brilliant Blue KN-R significantly better than the TiO that does not contain Sr 2Microballoon.

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1, a kind of nanocrystal TiO that contains Sr 2Microballoon is characterized in that containing Sr nanocrystal TiO 2The physico-chemical parameter of microballoon is:
Microsphere diameter 300 μ m~500 μ m
Grain size 10-40nm
Crystal formation anatase titanium dioxide/rutile-type 100/1-6
Specific surface (m 2/ g) 37.7
Average pore volume (cm 3/ g) 0.0955
Mean pore size (nm) 10.03.
2, according to the described nanocrystal TiO that contains Sr of claim 1 2Microballoon is characterized in that Ti and Sr mass ratio are 19.0-20.0: 1.
3, the described nanocrystal TiO that contains Sr of claim 1 2The preparation method of microballoon is characterized in that comprising the steps:
(1) butyl titanate fully mixes with absolute ethyl alcohol, and mol ratio=1: 4-6 stirs, and is that 2.5-3.5 carries out acidic hydrolysis with sour adjust pH, prepares TiO 2Colloidal sol;
(2) aqueous solution of urea is joined TiO 2In the colloidal sol, stir, fully mix, add formalin again, after fully mixing, mixed liquor is added in the normal alkane or atoleine decentralized medium of nonpolar decentralized medium C atomicity=6~18, under agitation be warming up to 55-80 ℃, react and promptly obtained milky polymer-TiO in 1-5 hour 2Complex microsphere;
(3) behind the airing in roaster 400~550 ℃ roasting 2-12 hour, promptly obtain TiO 2Porous microsphere;
(4) porous microsphere be impregnated in the Sr salting liquid 2~24 hours, take out with polar solvent acetone, methyl alcohol or ethanol washing, oven dry is placed on 300-550 ℃ of TiO that promptly obtained containing Sr in roasting 1-6 hour in the roaster 2Porous microsphere.
4, according to the described Sr nanocrystal TiO that contains of claim 3 2The preparation method of microballoon is characterized in that described urea and TiO 2Mol ratio=1: 5-7; Described urea and formaldehyde mole ratio=1: 1-1.3.
5, according to the described Sr nanocrystal TiO that contains of claim 3 2The preparation method of microballoon is characterized in that described Sr salting liquid is that mass concentration is 2~20%% Sr (NO 3) 2
6, according to the described Sr nanocrystal TiO that contains of claim 3 2The preparation method of microballoon is characterized in that described acid is hydrochloric acid.
7, according to the described Sr nanocrystal TiO that contains of claim 3 2The preparation method of microballoon is characterized in that described formalin is 20~40% formalin.
8, the described Sr nanocrystal TiO that contains of claim 1 2The photocatalytic applications of microballoon.
9, according to the described Sr nanocrystal TiO that contains of claim 8 2The photocatalytic applications of microballoon is characterized in that light degradation organic dyestuff Reactive Brilliant Blue KN-R under sunlight or ultraviolet light:
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