WO1996033013A2 - Enhanced adsorbent and room temperature catalyst particle and method of making and using therefor - Google Patents
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- U.S. Patent No. 5,218,179 to Matossian et al. discloses a plasma source arrangement for providing ions for implantation into an object.
- a large scale object which is to be implanted with ions is enclosed in a container.
- the plasma is generated in a chamber which is separate from, and opens into the container for a plasma source ion implantation working volume.
- the plasma defuses from the chamber into the container to surround the object with substantially improved density compared to conventional practice.
- High voltage negative pulses are applied to the object, causing the ions to be accelerated from the plasma toward and be implanted into the object.
- Fig. 3 is a graph showing the reduction of CO using a particle ofthe invention.
- particle as used herein is used interchangeably throughout to mean a particle in the singular sense or a combination of smaller particles that are grouped together into a larger particle, such as an agglomeration of particles.
- this invention in one aspect, relates to a method for producing an enhanced adsorbent and/or enhanced catalytic particle and/or for producing a catalytic particle, comprising the steps of:
- the particle produced from this process can have room temperature catalytic capabilities towards particular contaminants.
- the invention further provides a method for producing an enhanced adsorbent and/or enhanced catalytic particle and/or for producing a catalytic particle, comprising implanting oxygen into an adsorbent and/or catalytic particle.
- the invention relates to the particle made by the process ofthe invention.
- the invention relates to a method for adsorbing a contaminant from a liquid or gas stream onto an adsorbent particle comprising contacting the particle ofthe invention with the contaminant in the stream for a sufficient time to adsorb the contaminant.
- the invention relates to a method for increasing the surface area of an adsorbent and/or catalytic particle, comprising the steps of
- the invention relates to a method for producing an enhanced adsorbent and/or enhanced catalytic particle and/or for producing a catalytic particle, comprising the step of:
- enhanced adsorbent and/or enhanced catalytic particle it is intended that the particles of this invention have improved adsorbent and/or improved catalytic properties over prior art adsorbent and/or catalytic particles. Also, by producing a catalytic particle, it is intended that some particles ofthe instant invention have catalytic properties for catalyzing the conversion of particular contaminants into other forms, whereas the same particles not treated by the process ofthe present invention possess no catalytic properties at least for those particular contaminants.
- Enhanced adsorptive properties is intended to include both ion capture and ion exchange mechanisms.
- Ion capture refers to the ability ofthe particle to bond to other atoms due to the ionic nature ofthe particle.
- Ion exchange is well known in the art and refers to ions being interchanged from one substance to another.
- Adso ⁇ tion is a term well known in the art and should be distinguished from abso ⁇ tion.
- pre-calcined aluminum oxide that is, the aluminum oxide precursor (Al(OH) 3 ), and calcined aluminum oxide are readily commercially available.
- Calcined aluminum oxide can be used in this dried, activated form or can be used in a partially or near fully deactivated form by allowing water to be adsorbed onto the surface ofthe particle. However, it is preferable to minimize the deactivation to maximize the adsorbent capability.
- any ofthe activated carbons useful in the adsorbent art can be used.
- this particle of coal-based activated carbon, coconut-based activated carbon, silicon dioxide, and aluminum oxide is used to remediate aqueous contaminants, such as l,2-dibromo-3-chloropropane (DBCP), radon, and heavy metals, from a contaminated water source.
- aqueous contaminants such as l,2-dibromo-3-chloropropane (DBCP), radon, and heavy metals
- Binders for binding the individual particles to form an agglomerated particle are known in the art or are described herein.
- the binder can also act as an adsorbent and/or a catalyst.
- a preferred binder for the agglomerated particle is colloidal alumina or colloidal silica. At approximately 450°C, the colloidal alumina goes through a transformation stage and cross-links with itself. Colloidal silica cross-links with itself if it is sufficiently dried to remove water.
- Preferably, from about 20 wt. % to about 99% ofthe total mixture is colloidal alumina or colloidal silica to provide the necessary crosslinking during heating to bind the agglomerated particle into a water-resistant particle. The particle can then withstand exposure to all types of water for an extended time and not degrade.
- the energy source is targeted at the particle contained in the chamber through an energy injector 15 located at the end ofthe energy source 14.
- the energy source can be of any high energy that can force oxygen into the particle and/or add excess charge to the particle.
- the energy source is an ion machine which concentrates an ion or electron beam, such as a broad beam ion source or a wide beam photoionizer.
- the energy source can be a broad beam ion source, manufactured by Commonwealth, Alexandria, Virginia, U.S.A. having a maximum output of 25 eV.
- the energy source 14, utilizes a power supply 21.
- the power supply can be a Commonwealth IBS-250 high voltage power supply rated up to 1500V with remote operation capabilities.
- the energy beam causes the inert gas to become ionized.
- the charge introduced into the chamber is at a level sufficient to enhance the adsorbent and/or catalytic properties of the particle and/or produce catalytic properties in the particle.
- an electron beam of 15 to 20 eV was used, although a smaller or larger amount of energy can be used.
- the particles of this invention are characterized by having an increased level of oxygen at least on the surface ofthe particle.
- This increased level of oxygen is higher than the total ofthe stoichiometric amount of oxygen expected in the particle and that found as residual oxygen on the surface ofthe particle.
- the oxygen implanted particle has at least 1.1 times the oxygen atom per cent to non-oxygen atom per cent ratio at its surface compared to the initial non-oxygen implanted particle, wherein the surface characterization is determined by an x-ray photoelectron spectroscopy (XPS or ESCA) spectrometer, a device well known to those of skill in the art.
- XPS x-ray photoelectron spectroscopy
- the particle of this invention can be used in any adso ⁇ tion and/or catalytic application known to those of ordinary skill in the art to achieve superior results over prior art particles. Additionally, the particle ofthe invention can be used in various adso ⁇ tion and/or catalytic applications never before contemplated in the art. In one embodiment, the particle is used for environmental remediation applications. In this embodiment, the particle can be used to remove contaminants, such as heavy metals, organics, including for example but not limited to, chlorinated organics and volatile organics, inorganics, or mixtures thereof.
- the particles of this invention have superior ability to adsorb contaminants due to enhanced physical and chemical properties ofthe particle.
- the particles of this invention can adsorb a larger amount of adsorbate per unit volume or weight of adsorbent particles than a non-enhanced particle.
- the particle of this invention su ⁇ risingly removes contaminants in various streams at both high and low concentrations of contaminants.
- the particles of this invention can reduce the concentration of contaminants or adsorbate material in a stream to a lower absolute value than is possible with a non-enhanced particle.
- the particles of this invention can reduce the contaminant concentration in a stream to below detectable levels, never before achievable with prior art particles.
- Prior art adsorbents such as activated carbon
- when sprayed with anti- microbials tend to lose their adsorbent properties.
- the increased adsorbent properties allow the particles ofthe present invention to be sprayed with anti-microbials while still retaining the particle's adsorbent properties.
- contact with water does not deactivate the adso ⁇ tion capability ofthe inventive particles.
- Various particles were made in accordance with the procedures of this invention as follows.
- the alumina utilized was a gamma calcined (550°C) alumina derived from a high density, low porosity pseudoboehmite alumina or alumina gel.
- the alumina was pretreated by calcining to 550° C to reach the desired gamma crystalline structure.
- the carbon utilized in this particle was a coconut based carbon, designated as Polynesian coconut based carbon purchased from Calgon Carbon Co ⁇ oration.
- the extrudate was chopped up into approximately one-sixteenth to one-eighth inch particles and then was dried at a temperature of at least 450° C to cross-link the aluminum oxide.
- the particles were placed in a vacuum/pressure vessel chamber on an ungrounded target plate. The door to the chamber was secured, and air was pumped out ofthe chamber down to a negative pressure of two militorrs. Upon reaching this pressure, argon gas was allowed to bleed into the chamber and reach an internal gauge pressure of about 20 psi. Upon reaching this pressure, the energy beam source was activated to 15 to 20 eV and was applied to the particle on the target area. A Commonwealth broad beam ion source was used.
- Particles lb through lac were similarly made in accordance with the above- described example for la except that the particular compositions were as set forth in Table 1.
- the carbon utilized for aqueous particle designations lv and 1 w was a coal based carbon. This coal based carbon was purchased from Calgon Carbon Co ⁇ oration as WHP grade carbon.
- the particular alumina utilized in particles lb through lac was the same as described above for particle la, a gamma calcined alumina.
- the other components listed below in Table 1 are well known and are readily available to one of skill in the art.
- the concentration of the airborne contaminant in the humid air was then measured by an infrared analyzer. After the influent infrared analysis, the sample entered a sample holder.
- the sample holder was a three-inch diameter test vessel, which held a 200 gm amount of particle sample in place using a fritted disk. After passing through the particles, the concentration ofthe contaminant in the effluent exited the sample holder.
- SUBSMTUTC SHEET (RULE 26) concentration ofthe contaminent in the effluent side ofthe particle sample holder was also analyzed with an infrared analyzer. The test time was ten minutes. Percent removal was calculated as (initial contaminant concentration minus effluent contaminant concentration) divided by initial contaminant concentration.
- Example 1 The particles made in Example 1 were tested for their ability for the removal of various components from water.
- the test procedures were as follows. For each contaminant run, 5 glass columns of 0.875 inch inner diameter by 12 inches long were prepared, each having a bed volume of test particle of 95 mis. Each bed was flushed with five bed volumes of deionized water by downward pumping at 6 gpm/ft of cross-sectional flow rate (i.e., about 95 ml/min). Each ofthe flow rates listed in Table 3 is per foot squared of cross-sectional flow rate. Test solutions for each ofthe aqueous contaminants were prepared. A total often bed volumes, that is, about one liter per column of aqueous contaminant test solution, was pumped through each ofthe columns.
- a particle of 100% activated carbon coconut based ofthe present invention was prepared in accordance with the procedures of Example 1 above.
- An ESCA spectrometer was used to analyze the surface composition for the original
- SUBSTTTUTE SHEET (RULE 26) activated carbon particle and the particle after it was prepared using the process of Example 1.
- the surface characterization results are as follows.
- the initial particle had an oxygen/carbon ratio of about 0.04, whereas the treated activated carbon particle of this invention had an oxygen/carbon ratio of about 0.27, for an increased oxygen/carbon ratio of about 7 times the original ratio.
- a similar test was run on 100% aluminum oxide prepared according to the process of Example 1. The oxygen/aluminum ratio was increased at least about 2 fold over the original untreated particle oxygen/aluminum ratio.
- Example 1 Example 1 and were used to adsorb the particular contaminants in Table 5 below.
- the particles were, inter alia, washed with an
- TCLP measures for phosphorus.
- the particles ofthe invention when acting as an adsorbent, bond tightly to the contaminants.
- a fixed bed reactor was charged with 158 g, 9.4 cubic inches (2 inches diameter x 3 inches high) ofthe particles of Example 1(d) (40% Al 2 O 3 , 30% V 2 O 5 , 20% MnO 2 , 10% TiO 2 ).
- a mixture of 101.8 ppm NO and 1,035 ppm CO in air was fed into the fixed bed reactor at room temperature at a rate of 35 standard cubic feet per hour (SCFH).
- the effluent ofthe fixed bed reactor was fed into a Horiba CLA-510SS NO x analyzer and a VIA-510 CO analyzer.
- the NO concentration dropped immediately reaching 5.4 ppm by 5 minutes (the first recorded measurement) and continued to drop to 4.0 ppm by 40 min. (See, Figure 2).
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