At present, the problem of heavy metal water pollution is becoming more and more serious, and the treatment of wastewater containing heavy metal ions has received more and more attention. The flocculation method is one of the most economical and effective water treatment methods. The development of new flocculants with excellent performance, safety and environmental protection is a research hotspot in water treatment work. Starch is an organic natural polymer flocculant, its price is low, and its biodegradability is good, non-toxic. Therefore, modified starch is widely used in the treatment of heavy metals in wastewater. <br>In this paper, basic sodium chloride and sodium hypophosphite are mainly used as modifiers, chitosan, kaolin, activated carbon, etc. are used as coagulants, and ultrasonic starch is used to modify corn starch to prepare modified starch flocculants. The adsorption performance of Cd2 + solution was studied. Under the same conditions, the effect of changing the type of flocculant, the amount of sodium hydroxide added, the amount of modified starch flocculant added, the adsorption time and the concentration of Cd2 + on the adsorption performance of Cd2 + solution. <br>The results show that under the same adsorption conditions, sodium hypophosphite-activated carbon modified starch flocculant adsorbs Cd2 + solution relatively well. Sodium hypophosphite-activated carbon modified starch flocculant showed a tendency to increase first and then decrease with the increase of sodium hydroxide dosage during the adsorption process; when the flocculant dosage increased, the adsorption capacity increased first and then Gradually approaching equilibrium; when the adsorption amount increases with time, its adsorption increases first and then decreases; when the concentration of Cd2 + increases, its adsorption increases first and then decreases.
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