[ Objective] The aim was to find optimum reaction conditions for synthetic process of Vitamin C. [ Method] Vitamin C sodium was used as raw material to prepare vitamin C through acidification, separation, desalination...[ Objective] The aim was to find optimum reaction conditions for synthetic process of Vitamin C. [ Method] Vitamin C sodium was used as raw material to prepare vitamin C through acidification, separation, desalination, recovery and purification. The impact of reaction time, tempera-ture, feedstock molar ratio and water content on the yield of vitamin C were investigated in the experiment. [Result] The optimum reaction condi- tions for synthetic process of Vitamin C were as follows： in the acidification test, reaction time 120 min, temperature 20 -30 ℃, the molar ratio be-tween hydrochloric acid and Vitamin C sodium 1 ： 1 and water content 41.0%. Under the above condition, the purity and yield of vitamin C reach 99.80% and 94.74% respectively. [Conclusion] The process can decrease consumption, enhance quality and recover of the product, improve the environmental pollution, shorten processing periods and reduce production cost. Thus, the process is suitable for industrialization. Key words Vitamin C; Vitamin C sodium; Acidification; China展开更多
Over the past five decades, the natural wetlands in Sanjiang Plain, Northeast China, have been extensively reclaimed for agriculture with a total loss of nearly 80% of the surface area and the undrained marshes have r...Over the past five decades, the natural wetlands in Sanjiang Plain, Northeast China, have been extensively reclaimed for agriculture with a total loss of nearly 80% of the surface area and the undrained marshes have received a large amount of exogenous nitrogen （N） input from the adjacent agricultural land because of fertilization. In the present study, the effects of nitrogen additions on seed germination and seedling biomass of Calamagrostis angustifolia in freshwater marsh were tested in a greenhouse study. Seed bank soil was exposed to different N additions （0, 5, 10, 20 and 40 g/m^2） under non-flooded water regime. Results revealed that, low level of N additions （less than 10 g/m^2） did not significantly affect the species richness and seedling density, while the seedling biomass at 5 g/m^2 of N addition was higher than other nutrient conditions. But species richness, seedling emergence and biomass decreased significantly at high level of N additions （20-40 g/m^2）. The responses were species-specific. High level of N additions had negative impacts on seed germination, seedling growth and biomass of dominant species Eleocharis ovata, Calamagrostis angustifolia, duncus effusus in the seed bank. To protect and restore the wetland vegetation community in the Sanjiang plain, fertilization, irrigation and land management strategies will need to be implemented to reduce the nutrient input from the agricultural land to the wetlands.展开更多
文摘[ Objective] The aim was to find optimum reaction conditions for synthetic process of Vitamin C. [ Method] Vitamin C sodium was used as raw material to prepare vitamin C through acidification, separation, desalination, recovery and purification. The impact of reaction time, tempera-ture, feedstock molar ratio and water content on the yield of vitamin C were investigated in the experiment. [Result] The optimum reaction condi- tions for synthetic process of Vitamin C were as follows： in the acidification test, reaction time 120 min, temperature 20 -30 ℃, the molar ratio be-tween hydrochloric acid and Vitamin C sodium 1 ： 1 and water content 41.0%. Under the above condition, the purity and yield of vitamin C reach 99.80% and 94.74% respectively. [Conclusion] The process can decrease consumption, enhance quality and recover of the product, improve the environmental pollution, shorten processing periods and reduce production cost. Thus, the process is suitable for industrialization. Key words Vitamin C; Vitamin C sodium; Acidification; China
文摘Over the past five decades, the natural wetlands in Sanjiang Plain, Northeast China, have been extensively reclaimed for agriculture with a total loss of nearly 80% of the surface area and the undrained marshes have received a large amount of exogenous nitrogen （N） input from the adjacent agricultural land because of fertilization. In the present study, the effects of nitrogen additions on seed germination and seedling biomass of Calamagrostis angustifolia in freshwater marsh were tested in a greenhouse study. Seed bank soil was exposed to different N additions （0, 5, 10, 20 and 40 g/m^2） under non-flooded water regime. Results revealed that, low level of N additions （less than 10 g/m^2） did not significantly affect the species richness and seedling density, while the seedling biomass at 5 g/m^2 of N addition was higher than other nutrient conditions. But species richness, seedling emergence and biomass decreased significantly at high level of N additions （20-40 g/m^2）. The responses were species-specific. High level of N additions had negative impacts on seed germination, seedling growth and biomass of dominant species Eleocharis ovata, Calamagrostis angustifolia, duncus effusus in the seed bank. To protect and restore the wetland vegetation community in the Sanjiang plain, fertilization, irrigation and land management strategies will need to be implemented to reduce the nutrient input from the agricultural land to the wetlands.
