抄録
Crystallization of CaCO3 from Ca (NO3) 2 aqueous solution by mixing Na2CO3 aqueous solution and homogeneous precipitation methods were investigated in the presence of Ni2+, Co2+, Mn2+ and Fe3+ ions on the morphology and color of deposit. The results are follows :
(1) In solution mixing method at 35°C, Ni2+ ions accelerated transformation from vaterite to aragonite and Mn2+ ions did that to calcite, whereas Fe3+ ions stabilized vaterite.
(2) In homogeneous precipitation method at 90°C, all additives stabilized aragonite, and the stabilizing effect decreased in order of Mn2+, Co2+>Ni2+>Fe3+ ions. The larger the effect was, the smaller the aragonite particle size was.
(3) Lattice constants, ao, of pure calcite by homogeneous precipitation method at 90°C was smaller than that by solution mixing method at 35°C. The addition of Ni2+ and Mn2+ ions decreased both ao and co, suggesting their substitution of Ca2+ ions in calcite. The lattice constants changed little by addition of Fe3+ ions.
(4) On lattice constants of aragonite, the addition of Mn2+ ions decreased ao and co, but increased bo in solution mixing method at 90°C. In homogeneous precipitation method at 90°C, lattice constants changed little in the presence of Mn2+, Ni2+ and Co2+ ions.