A novel adsorbent was developed by coating yttrium hydroxide precipitate layer on cellulose fibre. This material takes up ca. 98% of 5 μg·L 1 As（Ⅲ） and As（V） at low pH （pH〈7）, while a favorable selectivi...A novel adsorbent was developed by coating yttrium hydroxide precipitate layer on cellulose fibre. This material takes up ca. 98% of 5 μg·L 1 As（Ⅲ） and As（V） at low pH （pH〈7）, while a favorable selectivity for As（V） was achieved within pH 11--12. In practice, a mini-column packed with Y（OH）3 precipitate layer coated cellulose fibre particles was incorporated into a sequential injection system for selective uptake of arsenate at pH 11.5. The retained arsenate was afterwards recovered with 50μL of 0.8 mol.L l NaOH solution as eluent, followed by hydride generation in a reaction medium of 2.0 mol·L-1 HCl and 1.0% NaBH4 solution （W/V, in 0.5% NaOH） after pre-reduction of arsenate to arsenite by KI-ascorbic acid （5%, W/V）, with detection by atomic fluorescence spec- trometry. Total inorganic arsenic was quantitatively taken up at pH 6.0 by following the same procedure and arsenic speciation was performed by difference. With a sample volume of 1.0 mL, an enrichment factor of 16.4 was derived with a detection limit of 17 ng.L-1 within a linear range of 0.05--2.0μg.L ]. A relative standard deviation （RSD） of 2.6% （0.5 μg·L-1, n= 11） was achieved. The procedure was validated by analyzing arsenic in a certified refer- ence material GBW 09101 （human hair）, and speciation process requires no organic solvents, thus Y（OH）3 coated of inorganic arsenic in natural water samples. The entire cellulose fibre provides a green adsorbent.展开更多
Hexagonal yttrium hydroxide fluoride microcrystals were prepared by a two-step hydrothermal routte using yttrium nitrate, sodium hydroxide and sodium fluoride as raw materials to react in propanetriol solvent. The sam...Hexagonal yttrium hydroxide fluoride microcrystals were prepared by a two-step hydrothermal routte using yttrium nitrate, sodium hydroxide and sodium fluoride as raw materials to react in propanetriol solvent. The samples were characterized by powder X-ray diffraction （XRD）, energy dispersive spectrum （EDS）, scanning electron microscopy （SEM）, transmission electron microscopy （TEM）, Fourier trans- form infrared spectroscopy （FT-1R）, thermogravimetre and differential-thermogravimetric analysis （TG-DTA）, which revealed that Y（OH）2.14F0.86 microerystals were multi-branched and that the branches of Y（OH）2A4F0.86 microcrystals were composed of hierarchical tubes. This novel multi-branched and intriguing hierarchical tubular structure of yttrium hydroxide fluoride maybe has a potential application in photoelectric crystals. The formation of branched Y（OH）2.14F0.86 microcrystals with hierarchical tubular structure were due to the substitution reaction and Oswald ripening.展开更多
文摘A novel adsorbent was developed by coating yttrium hydroxide precipitate layer on cellulose fibre. This material takes up ca. 98% of 5 μg·L 1 As（Ⅲ） and As（V） at low pH （pH〈7）, while a favorable selectivity for As（V） was achieved within pH 11--12. In practice, a mini-column packed with Y（OH）3 precipitate layer coated cellulose fibre particles was incorporated into a sequential injection system for selective uptake of arsenate at pH 11.5. The retained arsenate was afterwards recovered with 50μL of 0.8 mol.L l NaOH solution as eluent, followed by hydride generation in a reaction medium of 2.0 mol·L-1 HCl and 1.0% NaBH4 solution （W/V, in 0.5% NaOH） after pre-reduction of arsenate to arsenite by KI-ascorbic acid （5%, W/V）, with detection by atomic fluorescence spec- trometry. Total inorganic arsenic was quantitatively taken up at pH 6.0 by following the same procedure and arsenic speciation was performed by difference. With a sample volume of 1.0 mL, an enrichment factor of 16.4 was derived with a detection limit of 17 ng.L-1 within a linear range of 0.05--2.0μg.L ]. A relative standard deviation （RSD） of 2.6% （0.5 μg·L-1, n= 11） was achieved. The procedure was validated by analyzing arsenic in a certified refer- ence material GBW 09101 （human hair）, and speciation process requires no organic solvents, thus Y（OH）3 coated of inorganic arsenic in natural water samples. The entire cellulose fibre provides a green adsorbent.
基金Project supported by the China Postdoctoral Science Foundation (20100480947 and 201104510)Postdoctoral Science Foundation of Central South University (1332-74341015511)+1 种基金Doctor Startup Foundation of Hunan University of Science and Technology (E51079)Education and Teaching Fund of Hunan University of Science and Technology (G30953)
文摘Hexagonal yttrium hydroxide fluoride microcrystals were prepared by a two-step hydrothermal routte using yttrium nitrate, sodium hydroxide and sodium fluoride as raw materials to react in propanetriol solvent. The samples were characterized by powder X-ray diffraction （XRD）, energy dispersive spectrum （EDS）, scanning electron microscopy （SEM）, transmission electron microscopy （TEM）, Fourier trans- form infrared spectroscopy （FT-1R）, thermogravimetre and differential-thermogravimetric analysis （TG-DTA）, which revealed that Y（OH）2.14F0.86 microerystals were multi-branched and that the branches of Y（OH）2A4F0.86 microcrystals were composed of hierarchical tubes. This novel multi-branched and intriguing hierarchical tubular structure of yttrium hydroxide fluoride maybe has a potential application in photoelectric crystals. The formation of branched Y（OH）2.14F0.86 microcrystals with hierarchical tubular structure were due to the substitution reaction and Oswald ripening.
