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    碳納米管紗作為填料應(yīng)用于硝基芳烴污水處理

    2016-10-31 09:21:44SushilKanelHeathMisakDhritiNepalShankarMallSethBrittleIoanaSizemoreDavidKempistyMarkGoltz
    新型炭材料 2016年4期
    關(guān)鍵詞:吸附性等溫線硝基

    Sushil R. Kanel, Heath Misak, Dhriti Nepal, Shankar Mall, Seth W. Brittle,Ioana Sizemore, David M. Kempisty, Mark N. Goltz

    (1. Department of Systems Engineering and Management, Air Force Institute of Technology, 2950 Hobson Way,Wright-Patterson AFB, OH45433-7765, USA;2. Department of Aeronautics and Astronautics, Air Force Institute of Technology, 2950 Hobson Way, Wright-Patterson AFB, OH45433-7765, USA;3. Materials and Manufacturing Directorate, Air Force Research Laboratory, Wright-Patterson AFB, Ohio45433-7702, USA;4. Department of Chemistry, Wright State University, 3640 Colonel Glen Highway, Dayton, OH45435, USA)

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    碳納米管紗作為填料應(yīng)用于硝基芳烴污水處理

    Sushil R. Kanel1,Heath Misak2,Dhriti Nepal3,Shankar Mall2,Seth W. Brittle4,Ioana Sizemore4,David M. Kempisty1,Mark N. Goltz1

    (1.DepartmentofSystemsEngineeringandManagement,AirForceInstituteofTechnology, 2950HobsonWay,Wright-PattersonAFB,OH45433-7765,USA;2.DepartmentofAeronauticsandAstronautics,AirForceInstituteofTechnology, 2950HobsonWay,Wright-PattersonAFB,OH45433-7765,USA;3.MaterialsandManufacturingDirectorate,AirForceResearchLaboratory,Wright-PattersonAFB,Ohio45433-7702,USA;4.DepartmentofChemistry,WrightStateUniversity, 3640ColonelGlenHighway,Dayton,OH45435,USA)

    碳納米管紗(CNTY)因具有優(yōu)異的力學(xué)強(qiáng)度、化學(xué)穩(wěn)定性、熱穩(wěn)定性和高比表面積而成為去除廢水中有機(jī)污染物的潛在材料。本文將CNTY用于含2,4-二硝基甲苯(DNT)的污水處理。CNTY對(duì)DNT的吸附能力與文獻(xiàn)報(bào)道值作對(duì)比研究,同時(shí)探討吸附動(dòng)力學(xué)。采用SEM-EDX、HRTEM、Raman與XPS表征CNTY吸附DNT前后的尺寸、表面形貌及表面化學(xué)。結(jié)果表明,經(jīng)CNTY對(duì)DNT污水處理后的水質(zhì)達(dá)到實(shí)驗(yàn)室無(wú)離子水級(jí)純度。CNTY對(duì)DNT吸附符合Freundlich吸附等溫線,F(xiàn)reundlich參數(shù)由KF為55.0 mg/g (L/mg)1/n,指數(shù)1/n為 0.737得到,表明其比活性炭吸附性弱,但更易再生。CNTY比活性炭的吸附性速率更快,遵循擬二級(jí)動(dòng)力學(xué)模型。CNTY吸附DNT引起D、G常偏移,歸因于CNTs與DNT間電子受體和供體效應(yīng)。

    碳納米管紗; 2,4-二硝基甲苯; 吸附; Freundlich吸附等溫線; 新興技術(shù)

    1 Introduction

    Activated carbon (AC) is a common adsorbent that is used to remove contaminants from water[1]. Though AC is an excellent adsorbent, it is not ideally suited for removal of polar molecules. In addition, the application of AC in water treatment has several challenges, due to its slow adsorption kinetics and resource requirements for regeneration and reactivation[2]. Modified carbon nanotubes (CNTs) have the ability to remove polar molecules[3-6],adjustable structures and surface chemistries, and unique properties such as chemical stability, mechanical and thermal stability as well as high surface area. Given these characteristics, CNTs have great potential application as a third generation carbonaceous adsorbent[2]. In addition to water treatment, CNTs have found a number of other uses in hydrogen storage, protein purification, and biomedical applications[7-11].

    In addition to their use as sorbents[2,5,12], CNT-based nanotechnologies have been applied as catalysts[13,14], membrane filters[2,7], and electrodes[10,15]as well as in water treatment. As sorbents, multi-wall CNTs (MWCNTs) and single-wall CNTs (SWCNTs) have been used to remove organic and inorganic pollutants from aqueous solutions as well as gaseous mixtures[12,16]. Although CNTs have several advantages over conventional sorbents like ACs (e.g., faster kinetics and the ability to add functional groups to enhance adsorption and/or degradation of target contaminants[12,16]), their use in practical applications presents challenges[2]. Due to their small size, CNTs cannot be filtered or settled, making recovery problematic[2,9]. Therefore, recent research into water treatment applications of CNTs as sorbents has focused on using CNT incorporated into sponge-like structures[7,12,17]. It has been demonstrated that such three-dimensional structures can adsorb about 3.5 times more mass of a dissolved organic compound (e.g., o-dichlorobenzene) than CNTs used alone[18]. In addition, because of their sponge-like structure, the CNTs can be easily collected, regenerated, and reused[9,19]. A new spinning method has recently been developed to prepare CNT yarn (CNTY)[11]. CNTY consist of assemblies of individual CNT bonded together by van der Waals forces and mechanical interlocking[20]. The yarns were found to be mechanically robust with exceptionally high specific surface area. Although CNTY have been applied in a variety of ways (e.g., medical scaffolding, intelligent clothing, electrical sensors)[12,14], they have not been used in environmental applications to our knowledge. Based on the advantages that have been observed when CNTs are made into sponge-like structure[17,19,21], investigation of CNTY as a sorbent to remove organic contaminants from water is warranted.

    The main goal of this study is to investigate the application of CNTY to remove organic contaminants from water. A nitroaromatic compound such as 2,4-dinitrotoluene (DNT), frequently detected in surface and ground water[22], will be used as a model organic contaminant. The main objectives of this study are (i) to characterize CNTY using microscopy and spectroscopy, (ii) to determine the rate and extent of DNT adsorption onto CNTY, and (ⅲ) to compare these results with the rates and extent of adsorption of DNT onto alternative sorbents (e.g., AC and CNT powder) reported in literatures.

    2 Experimental

    2.1Materials and chemicals

    Sodium hydroxide (NaOH), hydrochloric acid (HCL), nitric acid (HNO3) and DNT were purchased from Sigma-Aldrich (St. Louis, MO). All reagents were used as received. All experiments were conducted in ultra-pure water (18 MΩ-cm) produced by a Millipore water purification system (Millipore, Billerica, MA).

    The CNTY (60-yarn) were procured from Nanocomp Technologies, Inc., which were produced by a direct spinning method. The process is proprietary, but in general CNTY are made by injecting grain alcohols and iron-based catalysts into a horizontal reactor furnace with hydrogen as the carrier gas. Free CNT and CNT bundles are produced and exit the reactor as an aerogel-like material. In a post processing operation the CNTY is drawn through an acetone bath and twisted prior to collection on a spool[23].

    2.2Methods

    Batch kinetic and equilibrium adsorption experiments were conducted in triplicate with CNTY. The adsorption experiments were performed in 100 mL amber serum bottles having aluminum-coated septum caps. The pH values for all the samples before and after the experiments were measured (Mettler Toledo Instruments). The ionic strength of the solution was maintained at 1 mM using NaCl, the pH was maintained at 6.5, and the experiments were conducted at room temperature.

    For the kinetic experiments, 50 mL of 10 mg·L-1of DNT solution was added to 100 mL amber serum bottles containing ~1 mg CNTY. Ionic strength was maintained at 1mM with NaCl. The pH of the solution was adjusted to pH 6.5 using NaOH. Bottles were prepared in triplicate and mixed using a magnetic stir bar. Aliquot samples of 0.2 mL were removed from the bottles at different time intervals (0-72 h) to determine the rate of adsorption. Samples were diluted with 0.8 mL of deionized water and filtered using a 0.2 μm filter and analyzed by a UV-Vis absorption spectrophotometer (UV-Cary 60, Agilent Technologies). Control samples (triplicate) were run in parallel to confirm that significant DNT losses were not occurring without the adsorbent.

    For the adsorption isotherm studies, a known mass of CNTY (~1 mg) was transferred to 100 mL bottles that contained 50 mL of solution at various DNT concentrations (0, 1, 2, 4, 8, 16, and 24 mg·L-1). The isotherms were conducted using a similar method as reported by Randtke[24]. The contents of the bottles were mixed with a magnetic stirrer. After 72 h the bottles were centrifuged and a 4 mL aliquot sample was withdrawn to determine the dissolved DNT concentration at equilibrium using gas chromatography/mass spectrometry (GC/MS) (GC 7890A; Agilent Technologies). The solid phase concentration of DNT was determined by mass balance. Preliminary work showed no further reduction in DNT concentration after 24 h and therefore 72 h was conservatively chosen as the experimental equilibrium time.

    Details about the surface morphology of CNTY were obtained using a high resolution scanning electron microscope (Quanta SEM 450 (2 kV using EDAZ (20 kV), FEI). For SEM, CNTY was mounted as received onto an aluminum stub using carbon tape. Images were taken at multiple magnifications. Additional internal morphology of CNTY was determined using high resolution transmission electron microscopy (HR-TEM) at 200 kV using a Philips TEM (CM200 LaB6, Philips Corporation).

    Raman spectroscopy is an extensively used analytical tool for the characterization of structure and transformations of materials including CNTs. Thus, to analyze the possible interactions between CNTY and DNT, Raman spectra were measured on the CNTY samples and controls using a LabRamHR 800 (Horiba Scientific Inc) equipped with a high resolution BX41 confocal microscope. The excitation source was a He-Ne laser (632.8 nm) set to an output of 17 mW. The laser beam (~1 μm in diameter) was directed onto the solid samples placed on microscope glass slides through an Olympus 100x objective. Acquisition parameters were holographic grating of 600 grooves mm-1, confocal hole of 300 μm, and accumulation time of 5 s. Under these conditions, the spectral resolution was about 1 cm-1. Each micro-Raman spectrum was averaged over 5 cycles, and was collected with the help of a thermo-electric cooled charge coupled device (CCD) detector (1 024 × 526 pixels). Spectral data was processed and plotted in Origin 8 software.

    Using molecular orbital theory and the binding energy of electrons, X-ray photoelectron spectroscopy (XPS) provides information about the chemical structure of materials. In this work, XPS was used to determine differences in the CNTY pre- and post-adsorption. An XPS (M-Probe, Surface Sciences Instruments) was operated at a base pressure of 3×10-7Pa using an operating voltage of 10 kV and a spot size of 800 μm2. The samples were attached with indium foil. Binding energies were calibrated relative to the C1s peak at 284.6 eV. The raw XPS spectra were deconvoluted by curve fitting peak components using the software CASAXPS with no preliminary smoothing. Symmetric Gaussian-Lorentzian product functions were used to approximate the line shapes of the fitting components after a Shirley-type background subtraction. Atomic ratios were calculated from experimental intensity ratios and normalized by atomic sensitivity factors.

    3 Results and discussion

    3.1SEM-EDX and HR-TEM

    Adsorbent characterization was first performed using a standard digital camera, SEM-EDX, and HR-TEM. Images can be seen in Fig. 1. The two images (Fig. 1a) were taken with a standard digital camera to demonstrate the physical size of the CNTYs, an operational advantage compared to conventional unwound nanomaterials such as CNTs. The Fig. 1a inset shows that the CNTY did not unravel after its submersion in DNT aqueous solution. Fig. 1b illustrates an individual CNTY segment consisting of different cylinder-shaped structures wound together. The fine details provided by HR-TEM analysis showed that CNTYs incorporated fine particles (black specs in Fig. 1c). Previous characterization work has revealed the presence of iron in CNTs[25]; thus the small specs are believed to be of iron nature. The CNTY structure did not appear to change after adsorption of DNT. HR-TEM images taken post-adsorption of DNT are indistinguishable from pre-adsorption (Fig. 2). Using SEM-EDX, the elemental composition of the sample was determined. Fig. 1d shows that CNTY is comprised of 94.3% carbon, 5.6% oxygen, and 0.1% of iron.

    Fig. 1 (a) Digital picture of CNTY. The inset shows a vial containing CNTY in a DNT aqueous solution;

    Fig. 2 HR-TEM of CNTY post-adsorption to DNT.

    3.2Adsorption kinetics

    Results for the kinetic experiments of DNT adsorption onto CNTY are shown in Fig. 3a. DNT concentrations decrease dramatically initially then equilibrate after 24 h. Since no further adsorption of DNT was observed after 24 h, 72 h was selected as a conservatively sufficient time to achieve equilibrium for the isotherm study. Shen et al (2009) studied the adsorption of nitroaromatic compounds onto multi-walled CNTs with 4 different kinetic models[26]. Apseudo second-order kinetic model was the only model that consistently fit results accurately and was therefore used in this effort. The pseudo-second order model considers both the external mass transfer and the intraparticle diffusion mechanisms responsible for adsorption and uses the difference between the equilibrium solid phase concentration and the solid phase concentration at any time as shown in equation 1[27]:

    (1)

    Fig. 3 (a) Adsorption kinetics of DNT on CNTY;

    3.3Adsorption isotherm

    Results from the DNT isotherm experiments are presented in Fig. 3c whereqe(mg·g-1) andCe(mg·L-1) are the equilibrium solid-phase DNT concentration on the CNTY and the equilibrium DNT concentration in the aqueous phase, respectively. The adsorption data were fitted with a Freundlich isotherm[24,28,29].

    (2)

    WhereKF(mg/g*(L/mg)1/n) is the Freundlich affinity coefficient andqerepresents the equilibrium adsorption capacity and 1/n (unitless) is the Freundlich exponent representing the heterogeneity of adsorption site energies. For the DNT sorption isotherm in this study, eq. 2 appears to hold true, with a linear relation between logqeand logCe(Fig. 3b). Determination of the Freundlich parameters from the isotherm data provided aKF= 55.0 mg/g *(L/mg)1/nand a 1/n value of 0.737. Adsorption is believed to be the sole mechanism responsible for the removal of DNT from solution. Although previous research has shown metal impurities in CNTs, which react with contaminants[30], and the CNTY in this work contained iron, this phenomenon was not observed since GC/MS results showed no DNT degradation products. Table 1 compares these Freundlich isotherm values with the parameter values obtained for DNT adsorption onto various other sorbents found in the literatures. Not surprisingly, the value of the Freundlich affinity coefficient,KF, for CNTY was found to be most similar to the value ofKFobtained for single-wall CNTs (SWCNTs).KFvalues for adsorption onto powder activated carbon (PAC) and granular activated carbon (GAC) were higher, indicating that forCe= 1 mg/L, adsorption of DNT onto GAC and PAC is greater than adsorption onto CNTs and CNTY.

    3.4Raman analysis

    Raman spectroscopy measurements were performed in triplicate on the CNTY samples (~0.02 g·L-1) exposed for 3 days to various concentrations of DNT (0, 1, 2, 4, and 8 mg·L-1) to confirm the interaction between DNT and CNTY and to examine the concentration dependence of the DNT adsorption behavior (Fig. 4). The identity and purity of the CNTY was confirmed by the presence of characteristic Raman bands at 196 (radial breathing mode), 1 328 (D-disordered mode), 1 588 (G-tangential mode), and 2 640 cm-1(D' or second orderG'), which closely matched the literature values for CNTs[31-34](Fig. 4). The bands at 213 and 257 cm-1(Fig. 4a inset) are probably the result of two contributions: 1) the presence of iron oxide particles as also revealed by SEM-EDX and HR-TEM[35,36], and 2) the radial breathing modes of CNTs[31,37]. The appearance of the CNT Raman bands post-adsorption to DNT indicates that the identity of CNTY remained intact, which is in agreement with the HR-TEM observations. Post-adsorption, no vibrational modes characteristic to DNT were detected in the Raman spectra (Fig. 4b) probably due to the limited sensitivity of the micro-Raman technique at these DNT concentrations. However, CNTY exhibited changes in their Raman spectral profile (Fig. 4b), which became more significant with increasing DNT concentration (Fig. 4c-e). For example, theDandGbands experienced Raman shifts to lower wavenumbers after adsorption of DNT. The largest shifts were observed post-adsorption to 8 mg·L-1of DNT, namely 8 and 15 cm-1for theD- andG-band, respectively. Additionally, theD-band decreased more than 20% in full width at half maximum (FWHM) and increased more than 100% in theID-band/IG-bandratio with the increase in DNT concentration from 0 to 8 mg·L-1. Molecules containing electron-acceptor groups like DNT are known to modify the electronic structure of electron-donor CNTs, leading to important changes in their Raman spectra, in particular for the disorder-inducedD-band[38,39]. In a recent study, Hung et al. have showed that theelectrons on the sidewall of SWCNTs may interact with nitroaromatic compounds like DNT viaπ-πstacking[38]. Thus, the spectral changes observed for the Raman characteristic peaks of CNTY are indicative of non-covalent interaction with DNT in a dose dependent manner and the possible formation of an electron donor-acceptor complex between CNTY and DNT.

    Table 1 Freundlich model coefficients (KF and 1/n) obtained from DNT adsorption onto various adsorbents.

    Note: 2,4 DNT: 2,4 dinitrotoluene, G/PAC( - ): granular/powdered activated carbon (type), NA: Not available, SWCNT: single wall carbon nanotube, CNTY- carbon nanotube yarn.

    Fig. 4 Raman spectra of CNTY (a) pre-adsorption (inset shows the 150-350 cm-1 spectral range) and

    Fig. 5 XPS study of CNTY pre and post-adsorption to DNT:

    3.5XPS analysis

    XPS study of CNTY post adsorption with DNT revealed a N 1s peak (405.47 eV) with 1.17% of its atomic percentage confirming molecular adsorption of DNT. In addition to the N 1s peak, the survey scan (Fig. 5a) showed C 1s (284.6 eV), O 1s (532.35 eV) and Fe 2p (706.78 eV) peaks. As expected C 1s is the most predominant with atomic percentage 84.27% confirming it as the major backbone of the CNTY. Oxygen species present on the CNTY are also confirmed with the observation of defects by D-band shift from Raman analysis. Trace amount (0.07%) of Fe 2p also corroborates with SEM-EDAX results discussed earlier. N 1s spectrum shows two distinct peaks. The first peak at the highest binding energy (406 eV) can be attributed to NO2(Fig. 5b). This peak is absent on all the pre-adsorption CNTY surface spectra. This confirms that CNTY substrates reacted with DNT having the NO2functional group on their surfaces. The second peak (Fig. 5b and 5d) around 400 eV can be assigned, either, to the atmospheric nitrogen (this peak is always evidenced when the sample is prepared apart from the preparation chamber of the XPS spectrometer) and/or, as reduced nitrogen (amines)[43]. The same peak (400 eV), although weaker, is also observed in pre-adsorption CNTY (Fig. 5c; atomic percentage of N 1s is < 0.06%) whereas the NO2peak (406 eV) is completely absent.

    4 Conclusions

    Advantages of using CNTY to treat contaminated waters include its ease of recovery, the ability to add functional groups to it to allow both degradation and adsorption of specific contaminants, and potentially, due to its structure, higher hydraulic conductivities than competing sorbents like PAC and CNTs. In this study, we have shown that CNTY has an adsorption capacity toward a model organic compound that is comparable with, if not slightly better than, that of CNTs. In essence, CNTY has many of the advantages of CNTs as a sorbent (e.g., rapid kinetics, ability to functionalize), while not having the disadvantages (e.g., post-treatment separation problems, low conductivity, release to the environment). Potentially, CNTY can be used in both batch and flow-through modes as an adsorbent with high capacity and rapid kinetics. It may also be possible to apply CNTY in situ to treat contaminated ground water, perhaps as an adsorbent in a permeable reactive barrier. To explore these potential applications, future research is needed to investigate CNTY functionalization, CNTY hydraulic conductivity, rate and extent of adsorption of other organic (polar and non-polar) and inorganic compounds onto CNTY, and adsorption behavior in water with a background matrix containing natural organic matter.

    Acknowledgments

    This research was supported by the Department of Defense’s Environmental Restoration Account. The authors acknowledge Dr. Daniel Felker for his help in GC/MS analysis and gratefully acknowledge the technical assistance efforts of research assistant Tala Ebrahimian. Any opinions expressed in this paper are those of the author(s) and do not, necessarily, reflect the official positions and policies of the United States Air Force, the Department of Defense, or the U.S. Government.

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    The use of carbon nanotube yarn as a filter medium to treat nitroaromatic-contaminated water

    Sushil R. Kanel1,Heath Misak2,Dhriti Nepal3,Shankar Mall2,Seth W. Brittle4,Ioana Sizemore4,David M. Kempisty1,Mark N. Goltz1

    (1.DepartmentofSystemsEngineeringandManagement,AirForceInstituteofTechnology, 2950HobsonWay,Wright-PattersonAFB,OH45433-7765,USA;2.DepartmentofAeronauticsandAstronautics,AirForceInstituteofTechnology, 2950HobsonWay,Wright-PattersonAFB,OH45433-7765,USA;3.MaterialsandManufacturingDirectorate,AirForceResearchLaboratory,Wright-PattersonAFB,Ohio45433-7702,USA;4.DepartmentofChemistry,WrightStateUniversity, 3640ColonelGlenHighway,Dayton,OH45435,USA)

    Carbon nanotube yarn (CNTY) is a promising material for the removal of organic contaminants from aqueous waste streams owing to its extraordinary mechanical strength, chemical stability, thermal stability and high surface area. CNTY was used to treat water contaminated with a model nitroaromatic compound, 2,4-dinitrotoluene (DNT). The isotherms and kinetics of DNT adsorption onto CNTY were investigated. The adsorption capacities of DNT were compared with the literature values of alternative sorbents. SEM-EDX, HR-TEM, Raman spectroscopy and XPS were used to characterize the size, surface morphology and surface chemistry of the CNTY before and after DNT adsorption. Results indicate that adsorption isotherm of DNT onto CNTY could be fitted by the Freundlich isotherm with a Freundlich constant,KF, of 55.0 mg/g (L/mg)1/nand a Freundlich exponent, 1/n, of 0.737. Adsorption kinetics can be formulated by the pseudo-second order kinetic model. This study demonstrates the ability of CNTY to remove organic contaminants from water.

    Carbon nanotube yarn; 2,4-dinitrotoluene; Adsorption; Freundlich isotherm; Emerging technology

    date: 2016-05-30Reviseddate: 2016-07-30

    David M. Kempisty. E-mail: david.kempisty@afit.edu

    1007-8827(2016)04-0415-09

    TQ127.1+1

    A

    David M. Kempisty. E-mail: david.kempisty@afit.edu

    10.1016/S1872-5805(16)60021-5

    English edition available online ScienceDirect ( http:www.sciencedirect.comsciencejournal18725805 ).

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