Adsorption Study of Highly Selective Adsorbents Obtained from Navbahor Bentonite

Silicon adsorbents (YuKA) from navbahor bentonite of Navoi region was carried out with the participation of various organic compounds (templates) according to the "Zol-gel" technology. For this, crystals were formed by adding hexamethylenediamine and alcohol fraction as a template to liquid glass (29% , 9% , 62% )  After the completion of the crystallization process, the solid phase was separated from the solution using a Buchner funnel and dried in a SShU-m1 drying cabinet to 120°C and fired at 550°C in a SNOL 30/1100 muffle furnace for 8 hours to remove the template . Navbahor bentonite was crystallized for 8-9 hours and the elements and oxides content (mass, %) of Yuka samples were analyzed by X-ray fluorescence and Bentonite's derivatographic curves

Adsorption Study of Highly Selective Adsorbents Obtained From Navbahor Bentonite

Silicon adsorbents (YuKA) from navbahor bentonite of Navoi region was carried out with the participation of various organic compounds (templates) according to the "Zol-gel" technology. For this, crystals were formed by adding hexamethylenediamine and alcohol fraction as a template to liquid glass (29% , 9% , 62% ) After the completion of the crystallization process, the solid phase was separated from the solution using a Buchner funnel and dried in a SShU-m1 drying cabinet to 120°C and fired at 550°C in a SNOL 30/1100 muffle furnace for 8 hours to remove the template . Navbahor bentonite was crystallized for 8-9 hours and the elements and oxides content (mass, %) of Yuka samples were analyzed by X-ray fluorescence and Bentonite's derivatographic curves