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titleOfInvention Microwave-assisted preparation method for spherical transition metal and zirconium diphosphonate in one step
abstract The invention relates to a microwave-assisted preparation method for spherical transition metal and zirconium diphosphonate in one step. The microwave-assisted preparation method comprises the following steps: preparing a water-soluble transition metal salt, a water-soluble zirconium, a water-soluble phosphoric acid source and water-soluble fluoride into an aqueous solution respectively, and mixing; then, performing microwave-assisted heating, centrifuging, washing and drying to obtain transition metal and zirconium diphosphonate. The microwave-assisted preparation method is simple, convenient to operate, less in time consumption and high in efficiency; the prepared transition metal and zirconium diphosphonate are regular in morphology, and can be used as a catalyst, an ion exchange material, an antibacterial material and the like without being roasted at a high temperature.
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