The Experimental Study of Using Calcium Silicate Slag to Recover Phosphorus in Polluted Water

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Using the hydrated calcium silicate slag which was the remain of preparation potassium sulfate, aluminum hydroxide and layered sodium silicate by thermal decomposition insoluble potassium feldspar as crystal seed to recover phosphorus in polluted water. By orthorhombic experiment of the adsorption, we can get the optimize condition: pH value is 5.3, slag concentration is 5g L-1, the temperature is 35°C, the oscillation time is 8h. Equilibrium isotherms have been determined and analyzed by BET type. The pseudo second-order kinetics equation can be a better fit on adsorption phosphorus process.

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Advanced Materials Research (Volumes 610-613)

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1595-1600

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December 2012

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