Abstract
Abstract
Steel converter slag, a by-product of iron- and steel-making plants, was converted into a product containing hydrocalumite-like compound using the alkali fusion method. Most of the crystalline phase in the converter slag was converted into a soluble phase by the fusion method, and could be transformed into a product which included hydrocalumite-type crystals. The ability of the product to remove BO3
−, F−, PO4
3−, AsO2
−, AsO4
3−, SeO3
2− and SeO4
2− from aqueous solution is higher than that of raw slag, especially for BO3
−, AsO2
−, AsO4
3− and SeO3
2−.