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The effect of iron, aluminum, silicon and phosphorus in the vanadium-rich solution on the vanadium precipitation of VO2(B) by hydrothermal method were studied. Through the analysis of vanadium conversation efficiency, the content of V and impurity elements in precipitates and their existing form, product crystal structure and micromorphology, it is concluded that the effect following the order of P > Fe > Si > Al. As the impurity concentration increased, V content of the precipitates decreased to varying degrees, while impurity content increased. The exist of Al, Si, Fe and P could alter the diffraction peaks intensity of some crystal faces and the micromorphology of VO2(B). The high concentrations of Fe and P transformed the VO2(B) to Fe2.5V7.1O16 and Na0.45VOPO4·1.58 H2O, respectively. V and P are easily combined by covalent bonds, affecting the precipitation of VO2(B). Silicon is adsorbed on the surface of the precipitate as silica gel, thereby reducing the purity of the precipitate. The influence of impurity elements in vanadium-rich solution on the precipitation of VO2(B) by hydrothermal method is studied, which will provide a theoretical basis for the application of the new process of vanadium precipitation by hydrothermal method.
研究了富钒溶液中铁、铝、硅和磷对水热法钒沉淀VO2(B)的影响。通过分析钒的对话效率、析出物中钒和杂质元素的含量及其存在形式、产物晶体结构和微观形貌,得出其影响顺序为 P > Fe > Si > Al。随着杂质浓度的增加,析出物中的 V 含量不同程度地降低,而杂质含量则增加。Al、Si、Fe 和 P 的存在会改变 VO2(B) 某些晶面的衍射峰强度和微观形貌。高浓度的铁和磷分别将 VO2(B) 转化为 Fe2.5V7.1O16 和 Na0.45VOPO4-1.58 H2O。V 和 P 很容易通过共价键结合在一起,从而影响 VO2(B) 的沉淀。硅以硅胶的形式吸附在沉淀表面,从而降低了沉淀的纯度。研究了富钒溶液中杂质元素对水热法析出 VO2(B) 的影响,为水热法析出钒新工艺的应用提供理论依据。
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