Synergistic solvent extraction process

Chemistry of inorganic compounds – Treating mixture to obtain metal containing compound – Group ib metal

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C423S099000, C423S139000, C423S122000, C423S140000, C210S634000, C210S639000

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07837959

ABSTRACT:
A process for separating one or more metal ions forming a first group of metal ions such as copper, zinc and ferric ions, from one or more other metal ions forming a second group of metal ions such as cobalt and nickel, comprising:contacting an aqueous solution comprising said first and second groups of metal ions with an organic solution comprising a phosphinic acid and a hydroxyoxime to extract one of said groups of metal ions into the organic phase, andseparating the organic and aqueous phases.

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