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    • >钒提取及材料制备
    • Research status and development of the full industrial chain utilization of vanadium shale resources

      2023, 52(5):2-17. DOI: 10.19612/j.cnki.cn11-5066/tf.2023.05.001

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      Abstract:Due to the complex and variable nature of vanadium shale components, there are still problems such as low efficiency and poor adaptability in sorting pretreatment; in terms of high-purity vanadium extraction and deep processing, there is still significant space for improvement in consumption reduction, efficiency enhancement, and reduction of metal loss rate. This article provided a systematic overview of research work on the preconcentration of vanadium shale resource beneficiation, main process of extracting vanadium (including high temperature oxidation, leaching of hydrometallurgy, single metal separation, etc.), link adaptation of high-end vanadium materials, etc. from the perspective of the industrial chain. The paper focus on the latest technological progress of vanadium shale since the 13th Five-Year Plan, and looks forward to the future technological development direction. The whole industrial chain technology research and development of efficient source extraction, fine control of the process, and high-value vanadium material manufacturing promote vanadium shale utilization and industrial production integrated demonstration construction and support the green and sustainable development of national strategic vanadium shale resources.

    • Mechanism study on lattice properties of vanadium-bearing shale and vanadium migration and coordination transformation

      2023, 52(5):18-24. DOI: 10.19612/j.cnki.cn11-5066/tf.2023.05.002

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      Abstract:Vanadium in shale is strongly bound by the crystal lattice of aluminosilicate minerals in the form of isomorphism, and its extraction and release are very difficult. The law of vanadium conversion and release has become one of the most important scientific problems in the technology development of vanadium shale industry. Focusing on this scientific problem, this paper uses density functional theory to deeply study the lattice properties of vanadium in shale and the process of vanadium migration and coordination transformation at atomic scale, determine the law of the occupying substitution of vanadium atoms, and simulate the action of anions and cations on mica interface during wet acid leaching process. The mechanism of synergistic enhancement of tetrahedral and octahedral dissolution of mica by hydrogen ions and fluorine ions was elucidated. Meanwhile, the mechanism of oxygen skeleton removal enhanced by structural distortion and vanadium atom coordination dissolution of mica was revealed by comparing the difference of vanadium atom release caused by high temperature activation during roasting. The research results would provide some theoretical guidance for the development of the new generation of all-wet method of vanadium-bearing shale.

    • Research on microwave enhanced grinding-leaching of vanadium-bearing shale

      2023, 52(5):25-33. DOI: 10.19612/j.cnki.cn11-5066/tf.2023.05.003

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      Abstract:Microwave intervention in the grinding and leaching process of vanadium-bearing shale has a positive effect on reducing grinding energy consumption and improving leaching efficiency and leaching rate. This study conducted experimental comparisons between conventional grinding leaching and microwave grinding leaching conditions, and studied the microwave strengthening mechanism through microscopic morphology analysis technology and COMOSL electromagnetic thermal stress simulation. The conditional experiment shows that after microwave intervention in grinding and leaching, the grinding time can be shortened by 33.33%, saving about 31.06% of grinding energy consumption, increasing the vanadium recovery rate by 6.18%, and shortening the leaching time by 79.17%. The COMSOL simulation results indicate that when vanadium shale particles come into contact with each other, electric field polarization occurs, generating high-temperature hot spots of 300~2500℃, which damage the mineral structure; at the same time, due to the different dielectric properties between mineral components, their heating rates also vary, which will result in a temperature difference of 500~2000℃ and a thermal stress of 4.87~78.5GPa, leading to heterogeneous dissociation and increasing the grindability of vanadium shale. There are also high temperature hot spots in the process of microwave assisted leaching. Local high temperature destroys the mineral structure and refines the particle size of minerals. With the increase of exposed surface of vanadium bearing minerals, the collision frequency between hydrogen ions and active site increases, accelerating the dissolution of vanadium. This study can provide theoretical basis and reference for the microwave assisted grinding leaching process.

    • Study on high efficient and selective extraction of high acid and polyimpurity vanadium shale acid leaching solution with hydroxoxime extractant

      2023, 52(5):34-41. DOI: 10.19612/j.cnki.cn11-5066/tf.2023.05.004

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      Abstract:To actively respond to the national carbon peaking and carbon neutrality goals, it is of great significance to develop the purification and separation process of highly efficient and selective vanadium shale acid leaching solution for vanadium extraction from vanadium-shale. In this study, the vanadium and impurity separation indexes of the new hydroxoxime extractant Mextral 984H and the organophosphorus extractant P204 were compared from the solution pH value, the concentration of impurity ions (Fe, Al and Mg) and strippant. The results showed that the optimal extraction pH value of Mextral 984H was 0.5~1.5, and the optimal extraction pH value of P204 was 1.5~2.4. The vanadium complex formed by Mextral 984H was more stable than P204, with shorter vanadium-oxygen bond lengths and larger molecular gaps, making it easier for the vanadium complex to stabilize in an acidic environment. Fe(III), Al(III) and Mg(II) had less influence on the extraction of V(V) by Mextral 984H. For P204, Fe(III) had a greater effect on the extraction of V(IV) and controlling the concentration of Al(III) and Mg(II) below 10g/L reduced the co-extraction rate of Al(III) and Mg(II). The single-stage stripping percentage of the organic phase loaded with Mextral 984H by sodium carbonate and oxalic acid were both over 80%.

    • Research of  V2O3 preparation via solution-phase hydrogen reduction and its kinetic study

      2023, 52(5):42-50. DOI: 10.19612/j.cnki.cn11-5066/tf.2023.05.005

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      Abstract:V2O3 has an important application in the preparation of vanadium nitride, ferrovanadium nitride and ferrovanadium. The introduced solution-phase hydrogen reduction (SpHR) can directly prepare V2O3 from V-rich solution, which has the advantages of short process, eco-friendliness, and low energy consumption. Low-cost anthraquinone and Ni powder were selected as catalysts to replace PdCl2 and the products of SpHR with anthraquinone was VO2(H2O)0.5, which showed that V2O3 could not be prepared with anthraquinone, and Ni powder precipitated vanadium can obtain the same V2O3 product as PdCl2 (precipitation ratio was 99.87%). The activation energy of SpHR catalyzed by anthraquinone, Ni powder and PdCl2 were calculated as 188.83kJ/mol, 140.09kJ/mol and 38.07kJ/mol. In the process of catalytic reduction, H2 molecule was cracked on the surface of Ni or Pd, and formed two Pd—H or Ni—H bonds with strong reducibility, and its s orbital is hybridized with the d orbital of Pd and Ni. The chemisorption energies of Pd and Ni for H2 were 1.34eV and 2.04eV, respectively. The H2 was cracked in the range of 250~300℃, and low activation energy of H2 desorption is 9.6994kJ/mol. In this study, Ni powder can be used to replace PdCl2 to prepare V2O3 with purity of 99.21%.

    • Stability and electrochemical behaviour of vanadium compounds as electrode materials for vanadium batteries

      2023, 52(5):51-59. DOI: 10.19612/j.cnki.cn11-5066/tf.2023.05.006

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      Abstract:Vanadium compounds have good electrochemical activity and are expected to be used to enhance the electrochemical activity of vanadium battery electrodes, but the stability and electrochemical behavior of vanadium compounds in electrolytes have not been investigated yet. Therefore, the stability and electrochemical behavior of vanadium compounds such as V2O5 VO2, V2O3, NaV2O5 and VN in acidic electrolytes have been investigated using E-pH diagram, open circuit potential method and cyclic voltammetry in this paper. In terms of stability, the E-pH diagram, dissolution tests and open circuit potential analysis of vanadium compounds show that VO2 and Na V2O5 are unstable in vanadium battery electrolytes and undergo rapid dissolution; V2O5 is relatively stable in vanadium battery electrolytes and undergoes slow dissolution; V2O3 and VN are more stable in vanadium battery electrolytes and undergo small amounts of dissolution. In terms of electrochemical behavior, combined with cyclic voltametric analysis of vanadium compounds in 2.0mol·L-1 H2SO4, 0.1mol·L-1 V3++2.0mol·L-1 H2SO4, and 0.1mol·L-1 V4++2.0mol·L-1 H2SO4 electrolytes, V2O5, V2O3 and VN undergo significant redox reactions at 0.4 to 1.5V and no significant redox reactions at -0.8 to -0.2V; VN has better catalytic effect on the V5+/V4+ and V3+/V2+ electro pair reactions, with V2O3 being the next most catalytic and V2O5 the weakest. Therefore, V2O3 and VN can be used as catalytic materials for V3+/V2+ electro pair reactions to improve the electrochemical activity of vanadium battery anodes to achieve improved performance of vanadium batteries.

    • Research on vanadium recovery and non-hazardous geopolymer production from spent FCC catalysts

      2023, 52(5):60-67. DOI: 10.19612/j.cnki.cn11-5066/tf.2023.05.007

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      Abstract:Oxalic acid was used as a leaching agent to extract vanadium from spent FCC catalysts. The impacts of the main leaching conditions on extraction rates of vanadium, silicon and aluminum were examined. With a leaching time of 240min, a leaching temperature of 95℃, and an oxalic acid concentration of 2.0mol/L, the vanadium extraction rate exceeded 70%. The residue of the spent FCC catalysts after leaching and the steel slag were coupled as raw materials to prepare geopolymers, and the leaching concentration of vanadium toxicity was tested. The results showed that the leaching concentration of vanadium toxicity increased after the residue of the spent FCC catalysts was used to prepare the geopolymers, and the fixation rate decreased. The existence form of vanadium in the spent FCC catalysts and its changes during the reaction process were analyzed by XPS. During the geopolymer preparation process, V2O5 in the spent FCC catalysts was transformed into NaVO3, causing the vanadium in the geopolymers to exist mainly in the form of VO-3 anions. Therefore, the vanadium in the spent FCC catalysts can only be immobilized by the geopolymers through physical encapsulation, and the immobilization rate is positively correlated with compressive strength of the geopolymers. The leaching of silicon and aluminum should be controlled simultaneously during the leaching process, so that the geopolymer products prepared have better mechanical properties, thus improving the fixation rate of residual vanadium and meeting the standard of vanadium toxicity leaching.

    • Investigations on electrochemical performance of sulfuric-phosphoric mixed acid full vanadium electrolyte

      2023, 52(5):68-75. DOI: 10.19612/j.cnki.cn11-5066/tf.2023.05.008

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      Abstract:As a large-scale energy storage technology, all-vanadium redox flow batteries (vanadium batteries) have received widespread attention because of their high safety, stability, long service life, design flexibility and low environmental impact. However, vanadium batteries are limited in their development and commercial application because of solubility of vanadium compounds and stability of vanadium ions. In this paper, to improve the capacity, energy density and high-temperature stability of vanadium batteries, the main components of the vanadium electrolyte of the sulfuric-phosphoric mixed acid system and their performance effects were investigated. Through stability, electrochemical performance and battery performance of the electrolyte testing and analysis, the study shows that the sulfuric-phosphoric mixed acid system significantly improves the high-temperature stability of V(V) electrolyte, and the stabilization time is extended by 68h at 50℃. However, when the phosphoric acid concentration exceeds 0.2mol/L, a new precipitate of VOPO4 is formed, and the original V2O5 gradually disappears. When the sulfuric-phosphoric mixed acid electrolyte concentration composition is vanadium ion concentration of 2.0mol/L, sulfuric acid concentration of 3.0mol/L, phosphoric acid concentration of 0.15mol/L keeping stable after 100 times charge and discharge at 50℃, and without any precipitation, its capacity is 16.9Ah/L, energy density is 21.5Wh/L, coulomb efficiency is 94.0%.

    • >冶炼工艺
    • High-efficiency clean utilization process of leaching residue of high nickel matte

      2023, 52(5):76-83. DOI: 10.19612/j.cnki.cn11-5066/tf.2023.05.009

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      Abstract:High nickel matte is an important intermediate product in the nickel metallurgical process. By using nickel matte, nickel products such as ferronickel, electrolytic nickel and nickel sulfate can be mutually transformed and balanced in the market, which is of great significance for the steady development of nickel industry. A large number of leaching residues containing nickel, copper, cobalt, gold, silver, platinum, palladium and other precious metals are produced from high matte nickel after nickel hydrometallurgical extraction, which has great comprehensive utilization value. Researchers have solved the key technologies of separation and extraction of valuable components of high nickel matte leaching residue, and realized the development of the enterprise from the original single electrolytic nickel production workshop to an industrial park for comprehensive recovery of nickel, copper, cobalt and precious metals such as gold, silver, platinum and palladium. In recent years, driven by the increasingly strict environmental protection policies and the low-carbon transformation of metallurgical process, technologies such as hot acid pressure leaching for nickel reduction in residues, oxygen pressure leaching instead of rotary kiln roasting to treat the residues after copper extraction, and resource utilization of sodium sulfate wastewater are further proposed to optimize and upgrade the existing process and improve the quality and efficiency. This paper mainly introduces the current situation of the metallurgical process of high nickel matte leaching residue, analyzes the existing problems, expounds the latest progress of the improved process, metallurgical principle and industrial practice, and provides reference for relevant enterprises.

    • Tellurium recovery from copper telluride slag and refining slag by sulfide leaching-selective reduction process

      2023, 52(5):84-93. DOI: 10.19612/j.cnki.cn11-5066/tf.2023.05.010

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      Abstract:In this study, “sulfide leaching-selective reduction” process was proposed for tellurium recovery. The copper telluride slag and refining slag from the silver separation furnace in the process of anode slime treatment process was used as the raw materials in this study. In the sulfide leaching process, the sodium sulfide excess coefficient was 10 and 6 times, the solid to liquid ratio was 10∶1, the rotation speed was 400r/min, the temperature was 90℃ and 40℃, and the time was 3h. Under these conditions, the tellurium leaching efficiencies of the two were 97.00% and 99.75%, respectively. In the directed reduction process, the sodium sulfite excess coefficient was 5 times, the rotation speed was 400r/min, the temperature was 70℃, and the time was 3h. Under these conditions, the tellurium reduction ratios of the two were 99.75% and 91.49%, respectively. The total tellurium recoveries of the two were 96.76% and 91.26%, respectively. The purity of coarse tellurium powder was higher than 99%. The selenium in the waste liquid after selective reduction was further recovered. The excessive sodium and sulfur in the waste liquid can be recovered by evaporation and crystallization after oxidation. Generally, the total process performed good adaptability, high recovery, high product purity, low cost and short process flow in tellurium recovery.

    • Research on Fe reaction behavior during smelting of jamesonite in molten salt

      2023, 52(5):94-104. DOI: 10.19612/j.cnki.cn11-5066/tf.2023.05.011

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      Abstract:In this paper, the reaction behavior of Fe of jamesonite in the process of low temperature molten salt smelting is studied. By simulating the reaction process of Fe of the jamesonite in the Na2CO3-NaCl molten salt system, XRD was used to analyze the reaction behavior of Fe in the smelting process of FeS, FeS2, ZnO and carbon powder in the same system.and the Fe distribution on the surface and cross section of the lead-antimony alloy obtained from the smelting of jamesonite was characterized by SEM-EDS.The results show that FeS reacts with ZnO to form FeO, and FeS2 reacts with Na2CO3 to form FeS and Na2S at 973K. At 1073K, FeS and FeS2 are reduced with ZnO and carbon powder to form Fe, Fe3O4 and ZnS. At 1173K, the reaction products of FeS and FeS2 with ZnO and carbon powder mainly include ZnS, Fe, Fe3O4 and Fe2O3. Fe elements in FeS and FeS2 are gradually oxidized to Fe, Fe3O4 and Fe2O3 with the increase of temperature or the extension of reaction time.Fe is eventually expelled from the reaction system mainly in the form of slag.The study can provide scientific basis for studying the reaction behavior of Fe of jamesonite in low temperature melting of Na2CO3-NaCl system.

    • Experimental study on room temperature circulating precipitation process of beryllium ore leaching neutralization liquid

      2023, 52(5):105-111. DOI: 10.19612/j.cnki.cn11-5066/tf.2023.05.012

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      Abstract:At present, the production of Be(OH)2 by leaching neutralization liquid of beryllium ore is generally added to ammonia water for stirring and precipitation under boiling conditions, resulting in increased energy consumption and a large amount of ammonia volatilization, volatile ammonia has a strong pungent odor and carries toxic beryllium substances that seriously affect the working environment of workers.In order to reduce energy consumption and reduce the volatilization of ammonia, the neutralization liquid circulating precipitation test was carried out under room temperature conditions.The test results show that the volume fluctuation of suspension precipitatant increases when the 5th cycle precipitation is carried out, and after the 10th cycle, the volume of suspension precipitatant remains stable and fluctuate, and the phenomenon of stratification is obvious, the ammonia consumption of each precipitation is 55~65mL, and the volume of suspension precipitated is stable in the range of 2500~2800mL. Compared with the existing process, ammonia consumption is reduced by nearly 70%, and the BeO content and impurity content in Be(OH)2 are comparable to the existing production methods.The process greatly saves amount of ammonia water, reduces investment of heating equipment, reduces energy consumption, and reduces safety risk of the operation position, which provides some feasible references for the improvement of beryllium neutralization and liquid precipitation process in the future.

    • Test analysis and numerical simulation of thermal field and flow field in aluminum reduction cell

      2023, 52(5):112-120. DOI: 10.19612/j.cnki.cn11-5066/tf.2023.05.013

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      Abstract:With the increasing current intensity, the thermal field and flow field generated by the aluminum reduction cell are more complex. Based on the COMSOL Multiphysics 3D simulation software, the thermal field slice model and the flow field full cell model are established. The thermal field and flow field of a 400kA aluminum reduction cell of a manufacturer are studied. The accuracy of the simulation and the rationality of the manufacturers design are verified by comparing the test results and simulation results with the field test data. On the basis of numerical simulation, it is verified that nano materials are added to the side and bottom of the aluminum reduction cell, and the maximum temperature of the aluminum reduction cell is from 978℃ to 985℃, which shows that the aluminum reduction cell has a good thermal insulation effect. The flow field of the aluminum reduction cell with a height of 260~310mm aluminum liquid layer is studied, and it is found that the aluminum level is relatively stable within the range of 270~280mm.

    • Effective leaching of rare earth elements from phosphogypsum by microwave-assisted acid leaching

      2023, 52(5):121-127. DOI: 10.19612/j.cnki.cn11-5066/tf.2023.05.014

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      Abstract:Phosphogypsum (PG) is a waste product containing rare earth elements from the phosphate fertilizer industry,with low levels of rare earth elements, but have large reserve quantity, and the recycling of rare earth elements from it has large economic value. The study focuses on the in-depth characterization of phosphogypsum and the study of the leaching process. Microwave assisted acid leaching of phosphogypsum was proposed to acid leaching of the rare earth elements. The results show that under the conditions of nitric acid concentration of 2.0mol/L, solid/liquid ratio of 6∶100,leaching temperature of 80℃ and leaching time of 30min, the leaching rate of total rare earth elements in phosphogypsum was 96.52% under the microwave reactor. The mechanism of microwave acid leaching was investigated with the characterization of SEM and XRD, which further showed that the interaction of microwave and high temperature in the process of microwave acid leaching would destroy the crystal structure to refine the particles, thus promoting the effect of microwave leaching 12.3% higher than that of water bath leaching.

    • >检测分析
    • Determination of sodium in Bayer red mud by flame atomic absorption spectrophotometry

      2023, 52(5):128-134. DOI: 10.19612/j.cnki.cn11-5066/tf.2023.05.015

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      Abstract:Red mud is a strong alkaline solid residue produced in the process of alumina production, which limits its large-scale application in cement and other fields. It is urgent to develop efficient alkali removal technology of red mud and support sodium content analysis and detection technology. In this paper, sodium in Bayer red mud was measured by flame atomic absorption spectrophotometry. The existing method was improved. The red mud sample was digested by hydrochloric acid (1+1) without using precious metal crucible. The digestion time of the sample was optimized. The ionization interference of sodium was effectively eliminated by KCl, and the effective concentration range of KCl in the literature was corrected. Under the optimized measurement conditions, the recovery rate of standard addition was 99.17 %~105.00%, and the relative error of red mud standard sample was -0.22%~0.29%. The relative standard deviation (n=10) of red mud was 1.28%, and the relative standard deviation (n=3) of red mud standard sample was 0.85%~2.72%. The method has high sensitivity, good accuracy and precision, and the conventional laboratory can meet the analysis and detection conditions, which can provide reliable analysis and detection support for the development of efficient alkali removal and comprehensive utilization technology of red mud.

    • >综合利用与环保
    • Preparation of chitosan supported magnetic walnut shell biochar and its adsorption properties on high concentration of Pb(Ⅱ)

      2023, 52(5):135-145. DOI: 10.19612/j.cnki.cn11-5066/tf.2023.05.016

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      Abstract:The magnetic walnut shell biochar was prepared by using walnut shell powder as biomass raw material and H2O2 and FeCl3 as modifiers in turn under oxygen-limited conditions, and then the chitosan/magnetic walnut shell biochar composite (CS/MWSB) was prepared by using chitosan as modifier and polyethylene glycol as cross linking agent, and SEM, FT-IR, N2 desorption, XRD, XPS, and VSM techniques were used to characterize the morphological and physicochemical properties, and the adsorption performance of CS/MWSB on Pb(Ⅱ) in simulated wastewater was investigated by static tests. The results showed that: the surface of CS/MWSB had a large number of microporous structures, and the active groups and the aromatic group of CS/MWSB increased when the surface was loaded with spherical Fe3O4 particles and chitosan; the CS/MWSB with 30% chitosan loading had the strongest adsorption capacity for Pb(Ⅱ); for the Pb(Ⅱ) solution with the initial concentration of 400mg/L, when the adsorbent was dosed at 4g/L, the adsorption capacity of CS/MWSB was increased by the adsorption of Pb(Ⅱ). The adsorption rate of CS/MWSB for Pb(Ⅱ) was 90.86% and the adsorption capacity was 89.86mg/g at pH 5.0 and temperature 40℃ for 3h. The adsorption of Pb(Ⅱ) by CS/MWSB was in accordance with the quasi-secondary kinetic equation and the adsorption process was mainly chemisorption.

    • Comparison of lead recovery processes from spent lead battery paste based on carbon footprint analysis

      2023, 52(5):146-152. DOI: 10.19612/j.cnki.cn11-5066/tf.2023.05.017

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      Abstract:Based on the carbon emission reduction needs of the lead recovery industry in the production process, this article uses the life cycle assessment method to study the carbon footprint of three typical recycled lead processes: sodium method lead paste pre-desulfurization and low-temperature melting, ammonium bicarbonate pre-desulfurization and low-temperature melting, and high-temperature melting. The results indicate that the carbon emissions during the lead paste recovery process mainly come from the use of energy and reducing agents; the carbon footprint of the lead paste high-temperature melting process is 876kg/t of lead; compared with high-temperature melting, low-temperature melting process has lower environmental impact and less pollution; the carbon footprint of lead paste sodium method pre-desulfurization low-temperature melting and ammonium bicarbonate method pre-desulfurization low-temperature melting have been reduced by 38.9% and 25.6%, respectively, with high carbon emission reduction benefits. The research results point out the direction for carbon abatement in the recovery process of waste lead paste, and have important guiding significance for promoting low-carbon development in the recycled lead industry.

    • Research progress of TiO2-based photocatalysts for hydrogen evolution reaction

      2023, 52(5):153-159. DOI: 10.19612/j.cnki.cn11-5066/tf.2023.05.018

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      Abstract:As a cutting-edge material for photocatalysis, TiO2 has received extensive attention. The performance of TiO2 as a photocatalyst depends on various parameters, including morphology, surface area, and crystallinity. Although TiO2 exhibits good catalytic activity in various catalytic systems, its performance as a photocatalyst is generally limited due to its low electrical conductivity and wide band gap. Many different studies have been devoted to overcoming these problems, resulting in significant improvements in photocatalytic performance. In this paper, the research progress of TiO2 photocatalytic hydrogen evolution reaction in recent years is reviewed, and the adjustment and improvement of the photocatalytic activity of TiO2 by the change of catalyst components, doping and photosensitization are discussed. The advantages and limitations of each modification method are reviewed. Finally, the main obstacles and development prospects of TiO2 as a photocatalyst in the future development are pointed out.

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