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US 2019/0055408 A1Published application
Method for the Fixation of Metals, Transition Metals and their Oxides on Siliceous Materials of Plant Origin and Use of these Modified Siliceous Materials as a Catalyst and a Loading Material for Pigments, Paints, Plastics, Elastomers and Sizing Materials
AssigneeGreen Sugar GmbH
InventorsMatthias Schmidt, Frank Kose
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Abstract
The invention relates to a method, in which siliceous biomass is modified in the spectrum of the existing non-silicon metals and these non-silicon metals are fixed onto the siliceous skeleton of the plant by burning. The ashes produced can be used as auxiliary agents for heterogeneous catalysis in the chemical industry and as loading materials for plastics, elastomers, pigments, paints and sizing materials.
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A method for the fixation of metals, transition metals and their oxides on a siliceous support material of plant origin, characterized in that:
- a. silicate-containing biomass is used, wherein the latter contains more than 0.5% of silicates (relative to the dry mass of the biomass used),
- b. the spectrum of the non-silicon metals present in the biomass (this means all metals apart from silicon) is defined in that in a first washing step, all unwanted non-silicon metals present in the biomass are dissolved by means of the washing solution used and the washing solution is removed and in that in a second step, the biomass is treated with a substance or is soaked in the latter which contains the required metals and/or transition metals and/or their oxides or their mixtures,
- c. the metals and/or transition metals and/or their oxides or their mixtures present in the biomass are fixed in a combustion step on the siliceous skeleton of the plant, which remains at the end of combustion as ash, on which the existing metals and/or transition metals and/or their oxides or their mixtures have been fixed,
- d. pre-drying of the biomass may optionally be carried out before combustion.
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