Keywords: active carbons

Investigation of the processing of fossil coals from the Kalewa and Tigyit deposits as raw materials for the production of activated by steam-gas activation

https://doi.org/10.58224/2619-0575-2024-7-3-93-101
Abstract
Objectives: the article reveals the results of research on the technical indicators of the target products of the processes of steam-gas activation of fossil coals of the Tigyit and Kalewa deposits (Tigyit/Kalewa, Myanmar).
Methods. In order to assess the suitability of fossil coals from the Tigyit and Kalewa deposits for the production of granular activated carbons, the results of their petrographic analysis in the form of maceral composition and arbitrary vitrinite reflection indicators are characterized, indicating the potential possibility of their use to solve this problem, based on data from thermographic tests performed in a protective atmosphere, the rational limits of thermal effects on this raw material are estimated during pyrolysis.
Results. The results of steam-gas activation of the named fossil coals are presented, indicating the possibility of obtaining activated carbons with structurally acceptable adsorption properties for practical use, it is concluded that it is necessary to improve the processes of the named steam activation in order to optimize them.
Conclusions. Thus, the described results indicate the fundamental possibility of obtaining on the basis of fossil coals of the Kalewa and Tigyit deposits by the characterized reception of sufficiently high quality activated car-bons.
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SORPTION-PHOTOMETRIC DETERMINATION OF ANIONIC SURFACTANTS IN THE PRESENCE OF ORGANIC REAGENT

Abstract
The article describes the characteristics of a class of surfactants and the use of substances in the petrochemical industry. The classification of anionic surfactants is considered. The main structural elements of the structure of substances of the considered class are presented. A brief description of the most commonly used methods for the analysis of anionic surfactants is given. Advantages of using photometric, extraction-photometric and spectrophotometric methods for the determination of anionic surfactants using triphenylmethane dyes are described. In the course of the study, the content of the anionic surfactant (sulfonol) in the solution was monitored spectrophotometrically using the indicator reaction with malachite green. The use of the method in question to study sorption processes in a surfactant system is justified by the fact that surfactants are able to form complex compounds (ionic associates) with organic reagents with characteristic light absorption bands.
The results of a photometric determination of an anionic surfactant (sulfonol) using an organic reagent, malachite green, are presented. The effect of the acidity of the environment on the process of adsorption of a component in aqueous solutions is described. A calibration graph for determining the concentration of the component is given.
The main thermodynamic parameters of sulfon adsorption on activated carbon, such as enthalpy (∆H), isobaric-isothermal potential (∆G) and entropy (∆S) sorption were determined during the research. The obtained research results can be used for quantitative determination of the component and modeling of adsorption mechanisms.
The main characteristics of the sorption kinetics of a surfactant (sulfanol) on active coal are calculated. Isotherms of sorption kinetics are given. The possibility of purification from the above-described component using the sorbent under consideration is described.
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