Application of a New Chelating Agent in Deinked Pulp Bleaching
C. X. Yu
Abstract
C. X. Yu
Abstract
The sodium citrate and sodium silicate were used as another kind of chelating agent for the pre-treatment of DIP,which would be bleached by FAS(F) later,then contrasted with the chelation of EDTA.The results showed that the sodium citrate can be used as a chelating agent in place of EDTA.The optimum conditions for the pretreatment of DIP by the sodium citrate are as follows,sodium citrate dosage 0.8%,pre-treated time 30 min,pre-treated temperature 70℃,pH 8.By using the Sodium Citrate as the chelating agent,after the two-stage bleaching of P-F,the brightness of DIP could reach 77.67%(ISO).
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The sodium citrate and sodium silicate were used as another kind of chelating agent for the pre-treatment of DIP,which would be bleached by FAS(F) later,then contrasted with the chelation of EDTA.The results showed that the sodium citrate can be used as a chelating agent in place of EDTA.The optimum conditions for the pretreatment of DIP by the sodium citrate are as follows,sodium citrate dosage 0.8%,pre-treated time 30 min,pre-treated temperature 70℃,pH 8.By using the Sodium Citrate as the chelating agent,after the two-stage bleaching of P-F,the brightness of DIP could reach 77.67%(ISO).
Key concepts: Chelation, Sodium citrate, Chemistry, Sodium, Sodium silicate, Nuclear chemistry, Citric acid, Inorganic chemistry