The paper studies the thickness of the vibrational mechanochemical solid-lubricant coating of molybdenum disulfide which is widely used in transport and technological systems.
Here, we discuss the fabrication and problems of application of chitosan-based composite materials for the removal of hazardous metal ions from tap water and wastewater. The chitosan-based composites containing iron oxides for the uptake of Sr2+ ions were fabricated via a co-precipitation method with variation of the iron/chitosan ratio and pH of the medium. The morphology and composition of the fabricated sorbents were characterized using scanning electron microscopy–energy dispersive X-ray spectroscopy (SEM–EDX) and X-ray diffraction (XRD) analysis. We have shown that the suggested fabrication approach allows for a homogeneous distribution of the inorganic phase in the polymer matrix. Investigations of the sorption performance of the composites have shown that they are efficient sorbents for 90Sr radionuclides uptake from tap water. The composite sorbent containing amorphous iron oxide in a chitosan matrix and calcined at 105 °C showed the best sorption characteristics. We have also demonstrated that there is an optimal iron oxide content in the composite: with increasing oxide content, the efficiency of the sorbents decreases due to poor stability in solution, especially in alkaline media. The alternative approach yielding magnetic chitosan-based composites with sufficiently good sorption performance and stability in neutral and weakly alkaline media is suggested.
Studies were carried out to combine vibration processing and oxidation in polymer working media, which allowed to combine three technological stages. Characteristic traces of direct and oblique impact of the polymer working medium, along the surface of the metal with oxide film, are determined. Studies of the structure of the nanorelief of the vibrational chemical-mechanical oxide coating and the main parameters of the process are.
Abstract. The analysis of the results of experimental studies of production of zinc coverings by the way of vibration chemical and mechanical synthesis words.
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