Apparatus and process for recovering metal from an aqueous solut

Chemistry: electrical and wave energy – Processes and products – Processes of treating materials by wave energy

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204248, 204249, 204257, 204258, 204275, 204277, C02F 1461

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ABSTRACT:
The invention is an apparatus and process for recovering metal from a solution. This apparatus is a structure having an anode formed from a plurality of reducing metal elements and a cathode formed from a high surface area electrically conductive material such as metal wire. The reducing metal elements of the anode have a more negative standard state reduction potential than the metal to be recovered. This invention is also a process in which a metal is recovered by contacting a solution of a metal to be recovered with the apparatus of the invention.

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Chemiker-Zeitung, 106, Jahrgang (1982); pp. 289-292 (abstract) [no month].

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