Insoluble Treatment with Dolomite-Based Material for the Fluoride Ion

Tatsuro Naruse; Ken Tsurunaga; Takeshi Kawashima

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/KEM.617.28

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Insoluble Treatment with Dolomite-Based Material for the Fluoride Ion

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This study evaluated the fluorine removal capacity of half-burnt dolomite and examined the removal mechanism. As the result of examining the burning conditions of dolomite, it was found that dolomite burnt at 1023 K for 4 h has the highest performance. It turned out the fluorine removal mechanism that CaCO₃ does not contribute to reaction and that fluorine is sorbed with hydration of MgO. As the result of comparing removal capacity by changing the initial pH of fluorine solutions, it was found that performance is reduced in the strong alkaline solution.

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Key Engineering Materials (Volume 617)

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June 2014

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Tatsuro Naruse*, Ken Tsurunaga, Takeshi Kawashima

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Dolomite, Fluorine, Insoluble Treatment

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