Tungsten Oxide

Bismuth tungstate is a new type of photocatalyst which has attracted much attention in recent years. It has not only good catalytic performance, stable photocatalytic activity, but also non-toxic environment. It is becoming a new hot spot in the field of photocatalyst. The liquid phase methods for preparing bismuth tungstate include solvothermal method, precipitation method, microemulsion method, hydrothermal method, etc.. Among the many methods, hydrothermal method has become the most popular method because of its simple operation process, high utilization ratio of raw materials, less energy consumption, and conforms to the policy of energy saving and emission reduction. The working principle of the hydrothermal method is in a closed reaction vessel special (autoclave), using aqueous solution as reaction medium, heating the reaction vessel, creating a high temperature and high pressure reaction environment, the insoluble substances dissolved in normal temperature and

Bismuth tungstate is a new photocatalyst developed in recent years. It has the characteristics of narrow band gap, good catalytic performance, stable photocatalytic and environmental protection, and has become a new hot spot in the field of photocatalyst. The preparation methods of bismuth tungstate mainly include solid phase method and liquid phase method. In general, they are fire process and wet process. Solid phase method is the preparation of bismuth tungstate by sintering at high temperature, compared with the liquid phase method, the solid phase method is more adopted by enterprises. Because most of the smelting enterprises adopt solid phase method to obtain tungsten powder, calcination equipment can be used in conjunction with each other, and the equipment foundation is the reason why solid phase method is more popular. The synthesis principle of bismuth tungstate solid phase method is mechanical processing containing Bi and W elements in the oxide material or its

Dye pollution is one of the most important environmental pollution sources in the world. Dye wastewater has the characteristics of complex composition, high chromaticity, large amount of emission, toxicity and biochemical degradation. It has been a difficult problem in wastewater treatment. In recent years, with the development of photocatalytic technology, more and more photocatalysts have been developed. Bismuth tungstate has been widely used for its excellent photocatalytic degradation ability, there is no doubt that bismuth tungstate has better degradation effect on dye wastewater. However, in recent years, it has been found that bismuth tungstate is good, but it is easy to assemble, difficult to separate and difficult to recover. In order to solve this problem, some scholars have proposed a scheme for making composite materials of bismuth tungstate and acrylic fiber. Acrylic fiber is also called polyacrylonitrile fiber, also known as synthetic wool, and bismuth tungst

In the process of tungsten ore flotation, under the action of flotation reagent, bubbles appear on the surface of flotation machine, the target ore particles begin to float, and gradually enriched and adsorbed in the bubbles. People get the needed ore particles by collecting and processing the bubbles, in this process, how does the flotation bubble adsorb ore particles? Generally speaking, tungsten ore particles and bubbles are close to each other, the water between the cracks should be removed first, because the water molecules are disordered freely, so it is easy to be removed, when the bubbles and the ore particles are further approaching, the hydration film on the ore surface is thinned by the extrusion of the bubbles, the process of sticking ore particles to bubbles can be divided into three stages. The first stage is the approaching and contacting stage of the ore particles. In the process of flotation, due to the mechanical and aerating effects of flotation, the