A new technology was put forward to deal with the carbonyl slag at low acidity and low oxygen pressure in the kettle. With the orthogonal experiments for analyzing the sequence of four factors and some single factor e...A new technology was put forward to deal with the carbonyl slag at low acidity and low oxygen pressure in the kettle. With the orthogonal experiments for analyzing the sequence of four factors and some single factor experiments for the best conditions. The best conditions are used for extracting nickel, cobalt and copper and enriching precious metals: the cupric ion concentration is 5 g/L; and pH=6; the sulfur coefficient is 1.4; the oxygen pressure is 0.08 MPa; the time bubbling oxygen is 20 min; the ratio of liquid to solid is 8:1; the leaching time is 2 h; the heating time is 2.5 h. The leaching rates of nickel and cobalt are more than 98% and that of copper is above 97%. Nickel and cobalt can be separated efficiently from copper and precious metals from the carbonyl slag. Moreover, its leaching liquor has less copper. Nickel and cobalt can be reclaimed only once. During the whole process, the leaching rates of Au and Ag are more than 99.9%, while other precious metals are still in the residue without any loss.展开更多
Plant roots have potential impacts on soil mineral weathering and leaching.Our objective is to understand the physical mechanisms of plant roots affecting weathering andleaching of loess soil. Root densities were meas...Plant roots have potential impacts on soil mineral weathering and leaching.Our objective is to understand the physical mechanisms of plant roots affecting weathering andleaching of loess soil. Root densities were measured through the method of a large-size dug profile,and transport fluxes of soil elements were determined using an undisturbed monolith soilinfiltration device on the hilly and gully regions of the Chinese Loess Plateau. The results showthat the improvement effects of soil environment by plant roots are mainly controlled by the densityand weight of the fibrous roots with the diameters less than 1 mm. Plant roots have the strongereffects on soil physical properties than chemical properties. The principal components analysis(PCA) indicates that soil physical properties by plant roots account for 56.7% of variations in soilenvironment whereas soil chemical properties and pH contribute about 24.2% of the soil variations.The roles of plant roots in controlling soil weathering and leaching increased in the followingorder: infiltration enhancement 】 increase of bio-active substance 】 stabilization of soilstructure. The effects of plant roots on soil mineral weathering and leaching can be quantifiedusing the multiple regression models with the high prediction accuracies developed in this study.展开更多
文摘A new technology was put forward to deal with the carbonyl slag at low acidity and low oxygen pressure in the kettle. With the orthogonal experiments for analyzing the sequence of four factors and some single factor experiments for the best conditions. The best conditions are used for extracting nickel, cobalt and copper and enriching precious metals: the cupric ion concentration is 5 g/L; and pH=6; the sulfur coefficient is 1.4; the oxygen pressure is 0.08 MPa; the time bubbling oxygen is 20 min; the ratio of liquid to solid is 8:1; the leaching time is 2 h; the heating time is 2.5 h. The leaching rates of nickel and cobalt are more than 98% and that of copper is above 97%. Nickel and cobalt can be separated efficiently from copper and precious metals from the carbonyl slag. Moreover, its leaching liquor has less copper. Nickel and cobalt can be reclaimed only once. During the whole process, the leaching rates of Au and Ag are more than 99.9%, while other precious metals are still in the residue without any loss.
基金This work was supported by the National Natural Science Foundation of China(Grant Nos.90202005 and 40071054)China Postdoctoral Science Foundation.
文摘Plant roots have potential impacts on soil mineral weathering and leaching.Our objective is to understand the physical mechanisms of plant roots affecting weathering andleaching of loess soil. Root densities were measured through the method of a large-size dug profile,and transport fluxes of soil elements were determined using an undisturbed monolith soilinfiltration device on the hilly and gully regions of the Chinese Loess Plateau. The results showthat the improvement effects of soil environment by plant roots are mainly controlled by the densityand weight of the fibrous roots with the diameters less than 1 mm. Plant roots have the strongereffects on soil physical properties than chemical properties. The principal components analysis(PCA) indicates that soil physical properties by plant roots account for 56.7% of variations in soilenvironment whereas soil chemical properties and pH contribute about 24.2% of the soil variations.The roles of plant roots in controlling soil weathering and leaching increased in the followingorder: infiltration enhancement 】 increase of bio-active substance 】 stabilization of soilstructure. The effects of plant roots on soil mineral weathering and leaching can be quantifiedusing the multiple regression models with the high prediction accuracies developed in this study.
