Pelletization of Calligonum Alaschanicum by Using Organic2inorganic Composite Adhesive

ZHANG Kun; LIU Rui-feng; WANG Ai-qin

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Pelletization of Calligonum Alaschanicum by Using Organic2inorganic Composite Adhesive

- Pelletization of Calligonum Alaschanicum by Using Organic2inorganic Composite Adhesive
- Bulletin of Soiland Water Conservation Vol. 25, Issue 2, Pages: 72-74(2006)
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  中国科学院兰州化学物理研究所,甘肃,兰州,730000
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ZHANG Kun, LIU Rui-feng, WANG Ai-qin. Pelletization of Calligonum Alaschanicum by Using Organic2inorganic Composite Adhesive[J]. Bulletin of Soiland Water Conservation, 2006, 25(2): 72-74.
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ZHANG Kun, LIU Rui-feng, WANG Ai-qin. Pelletization of Calligonum Alaschanicum by Using Organic2inorganic Composite Adhesive[J]. Bulletin of Soiland Water Conservation, 2006, 25(2): 72-74. DOI：

摘要

合成了有机-无机复合粘结剂

选择沙拐枣为研究对象

通过各种原料配比对崩解时间的影响

确定了种子丸粒化的配方.该配方使种子重量增加了3~5倍

具有一定的吸水保水性能

不仅解决了飞播时种子随风飘移的问题

而且也解决了种子崩解、营养、保水的问题

从而提高了种子的发芽率和成活率.

Abstract

The organicinorganic composite adhesive was prepared.The effects of different raw material ratio on disintegration time of Calligonum alaschanicum seed were studied by using the organic inorganic composite adhesive.Results show that seed weight increases 3～5 times and has higher absorbency after the pelletizing processing.The problem that seeds floated on the wind for aerial sowing in desert is successfully solved

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