MgO nanofiber with good morphology was difficult to obtain through high temperature heat-treatment due to the widely existed pulverization phenomenon, which restricted its applications in the high-temperature field. In this work, MgO nanofibers were prepared by electrospinning through mixed precursors: magnesium acetate (MA) and magnesium citrate (MC). The fiber with MC mass content in the range of 30–50% exhibited good high-temperature stability and the original feature was preserved after heat-treated at 1000 °С. A plausible formation mechanism of the polycrystalline MgO nanofibers was provided in the present paper. Suitable confection of MA and MC brought a milder decomposition process and led to a more compact structure of MgO nanofiber, which contributed to the excellent high-temperature stability. The considerable effects of microstructure on thermal conductivity of the fiber were discussed. The method in this paper has greatly expanded the solution scope for preparing electrospun fibers with expectation of structure modification and strength enhancement.
Hai Liang,Ying Jiang,Shuxin Wang,Zhishuang Xue,Chunfeng Wang,Wanting Wang,Xiuyuan Zuo,Yan Dai,Xuehua Ruan
The recycling of phosphate from wastewater using regenerable and highly efficient MgO-modified biochar for Mg-P fertilizer application is of great interest. However, the practical application of MgO-modified biochar for the removal and recycling of phosphate is hindered by its short-recycled service-life. Herein, a facile yet scalable method is proposed to fabricate porous MgO nanofiber-functionalized biochar (PMgNF-BC) with enhanced phosphate adsorption and regeneration performances from wastewater using waste biomass and magnesite. The as-prepared PMgNF-BC exhibited the maximum phosphate adsorption capacities of 594.53, 661.57, and 725.43 mg/g at 298.15 K, 308.15 K and 318.15 K, respectively. More importantly, PMgNF-BC demonstrated excellent regeneration performance with the removal efficiency of 84.2 % after eight regeneration cycles. Furthermore, the regenerated PMgNF-BC exhibited the well-preserved fiber shape of MgO on BC, enabling splendid regeneration performance. This work validates PMgNF-BC as a sustainable adsorbent for recycling phosphorus from wastewater, addressing the urgent need for synthesizing biochar with high regeneration performance.
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