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A simple preparation method for rare-earth phosphate nano materials using an ionic liquid-driven supported liquid membrane system

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Abstract For the first time, our group has developed a novel, high-flux strategy for shape-controlled synthesis of rare earth nano-materials (CePO4) using ionic liquid(IL)-driven supported liquid membrane (HVHP, DUPAPORE®) system.… Click to show full abstract

Abstract For the first time, our group has developed a novel, high-flux strategy for shape-controlled synthesis of rare earth nano-materials (CePO4) using ionic liquid(IL)-driven supported liquid membrane (HVHP, DUPAPORE®) system. The system contains three phases including a supply phase of rare earth ions, a feed phase of phosphates, and ionic liquid-driven supporting liquid membrane phase. The imidazolium IL-driven supported liquid membrane is promising for nano-synthetic reaction of CePO4. The anion types of immersed imidazolium IL have a critical role in the formation rate of CePO4 nano-materials. Moreover, the adding SO42− anion or adjustment of pH in supply phase containing Ce(III) ions could control effectively the morphology of the CePO4 nano-materials. The result can be regarded as a good example, the IL:[C4mim][Tf2N] −driven support liquid membrane systems can be used to prepare nano-wire and nano-sphere structures of CePO4 with high efficiency and flux. Besides, the IL-driven supported liquid membrane can be cycled many times by using the back flush activation method.

Keywords: supported liquid; liquid membrane; nano materials; rare earth; membrane; driven supported

Journal Title: Journal of Industrial and Engineering Chemistry
Year Published: 2017

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