prepared  without  the  addition  of  CaO  hydrolysis 
polymerization  product  (PAC)  and  acid  leaching, 
indicating that the aluminum chloride polymerization 
reaction  is  not  obvious.  From  Fig.  2(b),  the  XRD 
spectrum  of  hydroxyaluminum  ratio  of  0.25  shows 
that the composition of the physical phase is Al(OH)
3
, 
AlOCl,  AlCl
3
-6H
2
O,  Ca
3
Al
2
(OH)
12
,  and  the 
appearance  of  Ca
3
Al
2
(OH)
12
  indicates  that  the  PAC 
polymerization increases when the hydroxyaluminum 
ratio is 0.25.  From Fig. 2(c), which shows the XRD 
spectrum of the hydroxyaluminum ratio of 0.5, it can 
be  seen  that  the  composition  of  the  phases  are 
Al(OH)
3
, AlO(OH), AlCl
3
-6H
2
O, Ca
3
Al(OH)
7
-3H
2
O, 
Ca
3
Al
2
(O
4
H
4
),  from  which  it  can  be  seen  that  the 
diffraction peak of AlCl
3
-6H
2
O is weakened and the 
appearance  of  the  dimeric  phase  with  higher 
polymerization  Ca
3
Al
2
(O
4
H
4
),  indicating  that  the 
degree of PAC polymerization continued to increase 
when the hydroxyl-aluminum ratio was 0.5, but the pH 
remained  low  due  to  the  addition  of  less  CaO,  less 
Ca(OH)
2
  was  generated,  and  thus  no  polymers 
appeared  in  the  physical  phase.  Fig.  2(d)  shows  the 
spectrum of hydroxyl-aluminum ratio of 0.75, and the 
XRD results show that the composition of the physical 
phase  is  AlCl
3
-6H
2
O, 
((Al
13
(OH)
24
(H
2
O)
24
))Cl
15
(H
2
O)
13
, and it can be seen 
from  the  figure  that  the  polymeric  phase 
((Al
13
(OH)
24
(H
2
O)
24
))Cl
15
(H
2
O)
13
 appears in the 
physical phase,  and  the  PAC  polymerization  further 
increased.  Fig.  2(e)  shows  the  XRD  spectrum  of 
hydroxyaluminum  ratio  of  1.  The  XRD  results 
indicate  an  indefinite  phase.  In  summary,  the 
polymerization  degree  of  PAC  increased  with  the 
increase of the hydroxyaluminum ratio from 0 to 0.75, 
and  the  indefinite  phase  was  formed  when  the 
hydroxyaluminum ratio was 1. This indicates that the 
increase  of  CaO  is  too  large,  which  will  make  the 
polymeric  phase  ((Al
13
(OH)
24
(H
2
O)
24
))Cl
15
(H
2
O)
13
 
hydrolyze  and  polymerize  to  form  the  indefinite 
aluminum  phase,  but  the  phase  will  directly 
polymerize  to  form  the  indefinite  phase  in  the  later 
The  reaction  will  directly  polymerize  to  form 
indefinite  Al(OH)
3
,  which  will  affect  the  water 
purification effect of PAC. 
Due to the  high degree of polymerization of the 
generated  PAC  in  Fig.  2(d),  cell  refinement  and 
quantitative  analysis  were  performed  using  JADE 
software,  and  the  results  showed  that 
((Al
13
(OH)
24
(H
2
O)
24
))Cl
15
(H
2
O)
13
  in  the  prepared 
polymeric aluminum chloride accounted for 70.4% of 
the  total  amount  and  the  structure  was  highly 
polymeric  aluminum  chloride  cluster  structure,  and 
the cell parameters of the generated Al13 molecules 
were a = 13.9859, b = 23.4673, c = 22.3724, α = 90°, 
β = 91.05°, γ = 90°, and the molecular radius is 1.08 
nm. 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
Figure  2:  Analysis  of  the  influence  of  CaO  content  on 
phase. 
3.3  High Polymeric Aluminum 
Chloride Molecular Infrared 
Spectrum Analysis 
Fig. 3 shows the results of infrared spectrum analysis 
of  the  prepared  PAC  when  the  hydroxyl-aluminum 
ratio  is  0.75.  From  Fig.  3,  it  can  be  seen  that  the 
prepared PAC has a strong and wide absorption band 
at 3058.427 cm
-1
, and the absorption band is located at 
3600-2800  cm
-1
,  where  the  absorption  peak  is 
generated by the stretching vibration of the -OH group 
in the PAC connected with the aluminum ion and the 
-OH group in the adsorbed water molecule, indicating 
the  presence  of  a  large  number  of  -OH  groups  in 
polymeric  aluminum  chloride.  A  sharp  peak  at 
1632.877 cm
-1
, which is an absorption peak generated 
by the bending vibration of H-O-H of bound water in 
the  Al
13
  molecule,  indicating  that  the  prepared 
polymeric aluminum chloride contains a large amount 
of  bound  water.  The  absorption  peaks  appearing  at 
1138.840  cm
-1
,  837.896  cm
-1
  are  in-plane  bending 
vibration  absorption  peaks  produced  by  Al-OH-Al, 
the  intensity  of  which  can  indicate  the  number  of 
bonds,  and  the  reaction  aluminum  chloride 
polymerizes between Al atoms  during hydrolysis by 
Al-OH-Al bond bridging to form polymeric aluminum 
chloride. The two sharper absorption peaks at 596.463 
cm
-1
 and 538.643 cm
-1
 are the bending vibration peaks 
of  Al-OH,  and  there  are  components  of  the 
polymerization state in the reaction PAC; the peak at 
2413.293 cm
-1
 is the peak caused by atmospheric CO
2
. 
From the infrared spectrogram, it can be seen that 
a  large  number  of  -OH  groups  appear  in  the  PAC 
prepared with a hydroxyl aluminum ratio of 0.75, and 
the peak  height  of  the  absorption  peak of Al-OH-Al 
can also indicate the presence of a large number of Al-
OH-Al bonds in the prepared PAC, which can indicate