1.
Mineral Adsorbents and Characteristics
Author:
Dr. Yunliang Zhao
Chapter 1. Mineral Adsorbents and Characteristics
1.1 Gerenal introduction
1.2 Mineral adsorbents classification
1.2.1 Layered minerals
1.2.2 Porous Mineral
1.2.3 Other minerals
1.3 Characterization technology of mineral absorbents
1.3.1 X-Ray Diffraction (XRD)
1.3.2 X-ray fluorescence (XRF)
1.3.3 ICP-AES
1.3.4 AFM
1.3.5 SEM 43
1.3.6 TEM
1.3.7 XPS 47
1.3.8 FTIR 49
1.3.9 Raman spectrum
1.3.10 Nuclear magnetic resonance
1.3.11 Specific surface area and porosity
1.3.12 Zeta potential (?)
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2.
Surface Chemistry of Mineral Adsorbents
Author:
Dr. Shaoxian Song, Dr. Weijun Peng, Dr. Hongqiang Li
2.1 Introduction
2.2 Internal and External Surfaces
2.2.1 Characteristics
2.2.2 Measurements
2.3 Surface Charges
2.3.1 Characteristics
2.3.2 Auxiliary Categories of Surface Charge
2.3.3 Surface charge of trilayer mineral adsorbents
2.3.4 Surface charge of Bilayer clay minerals
2.3.5 Surface charge for adsorption
2.4 Surface Interactions
2.4.1 Water-mineral adsorbents surface interaction
2.4.2 Surface interaction for adsorption
2.5 Adsorption Thermodynamics
2.5.1 Adsorption reaction process
2.5.2 Activation energy
2.5.3 Thermodynamic parameters
2.6 Adsorption Kinetics
2.6.1 Surface reaction
2.6.2 Intra-particle diffusion
2.6.3 Liquid film diffusion
2.7 Characterization technology of adsorption
2.7.1 Component characterization technology
2.7.2 Structural and Morphology characterization technology
2.7.3 Surface and interface properties characterization technology
2.7.4 Characterization technology of other property
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3.Modification of Mineral Surfaces and Microstructures
Author:
Dr. ShenxuBao
3.1 Introduction
3.2 Modification methods for mineral surface and microstructure
3.3 Modifying agents and applications
3.3.1 Coupling reagent
3.3.2 Surfactant
3.3.3 Organosilicon
3.3.4 Unsaturated organic acids
3.3.5 Polyolefin oligomer
3.3.6 Water-soluble macromolecule
3.3.7 Inorganic surface modifier
3.4 Evaluation of modification
3.4.1 Chemical and morphology analysis
3.4.3 Contact angle analysis
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4. Adsorption of Minerals to Anions
Author:
Dr. FeifeiJia and Dr. Min Dai
Introduction
4.1 Arsenic adsorption
4.1.1 Arsenic species, toxicity and distribution
4.1.2 Adsorption
4.1.3 Adsorption mechanism
4.2 Phosphorus adsorption
4.2.1 Contamination, origin, harm, distribution
4.2.2 Adsorption
4.2.3 Adsorption mechanism
4.3 Fluoride Adsorption
4.3.1 Fluoride Contamination
4.3.2 Adsorbents
4.3.3 Adsorption behaviour
4.3.4 Effecting factors
4.3.5 Adsorption Mechanism
4.4 Nitrate Adsorption
4.4.1 Contamination, origin, harm and treatment technology of nitrate
4.4.2 Mineral adsorbent
4.4.3 Interference
4.4.4 Mechanism
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5. Adsorption of Minerals to Cations
Author:
Dr. Feng Rao
5.1. General introduction
5.2 Fundamentals of adsorption of minerals to cations
5.2.1 Types of mineral adsorbents and adsorption mechanisms
5.2.2 Determining cation adsorption amount and phenomenon
5.3 Adsorption of minerals to heavy metal cations in water treatment
5.3.1 Adsorption of lead (Pb), copper (Cu), cadmium (Cd) and mercury (Hg) on mineral surface
5.3.2 Cr adsorption on mineral surface
5.4 Adsorption of minerals to cations in flotation
5.5 Examples of the adsorption of minerals to cations in other engineering processes
5.5.1 Biological process
5.5.2 Ag-PILC syntheses
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6. Adsorption of Minerals to Organic Compounds
A
uthor:
Dr. Bowen Li, and Jing Su
6.1 General Introduction
6.1.1 Organic compounds
6.1.2 Adsorption of organic compounds
6.1.3 The adsorption mechanisms on minerals
6.1.3.1 Electrostatic attraction
6.2 Dyes adsorption on minerals
6.2.1 General introduction of dyes
6.2.2 Dyes adsorption on minerals
6.3 Phenolic compounds adsorption on minerals
6.3.1 General introduction of phenolic compounds
6.3.2 Phenolic compounds adsorption on minerals
6.3.3 P-nitrophenol(PNP) adsorption on minerals
6.3.4 Bisphenol A adsorption on minerals.
6.4 Antibiotic adsorption on minerals
6.4.1 General introduction of antibiotics
6.4.2 Minerals for antibiotic adsorption
6.5 Perfluorooctanesulphonate (PFOS) adsorption on minerals
6.5.1 The introduction of perfluorooctanesulphonate (PFOS)
6.5.2 Minerals for PFOS adsorption
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7. Bioadsorption of Minerals
Author:
Dr. Ling Xia and Dr. Liyuan Ma
7.1 General Introduction
7.2 Bacteria adsorption
7.2.1 Adsorption mechanism
7.2.2 Factors affecting adsorption of bacteria on mineral surface
7.2.3 Influences on minerals and bacteria
7.2.4 Bioweathering by bacteria
7.2.5 Biobeneficiation by bacteria
7.2.6 Application of bacteria-minerals interaction in environmental engineering
7.3 Fungi adsorption
7.4 Algae adsorption
7.4.1 Algal surface property
7.4.2 Algal bioweathering and biomineralization
7.4.3 Application of algal-minerals interaction in environmental engineering
7.5 Biomacromolecules adsorption
7.5.1 Humic substances
7.5.2 Extracellular polymeric substances
7.5.3 Proteins
7.5.4 Nuclear acids
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8. Contaminated Water Treatment
A
uthor: Dr.
Changsheng Peng
8.1 Contaminated Water/ Wastewater
8.2 Sources of Wastewater Generation and their Characteristics
8.3 Types and Sources of Wastewater Pollutants
8.3.1 Point Sources
8.3.2 Non-Point Sources
8.4 Treatment Technologies for Various Types of Wastewaters
8.5 Adsorption Technology in Wastewater Treatment
8.5.1 Adsorption Mechanisms
8.5.2 Reversible adsorption
8.5.3 Irreversible adsorption
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9. Dewatering of Mineral Adsorbents
Author:Dr. Yubiao Li
9.1 Introduction 383
9.2 Water states and types in Selected Mineral Adsorbents
9.3 Dewatering Methods and Processes
9.4 Dewatering mechanisms
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