Batch extracting process using magneticparticle held solvents

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

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423 9, 423 25, 376313, 376315, B01D 1100, C01G 5600, C01G 5700, C22B 6002

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ABSTRACT:
A process for selectively removing metal values which may include catalytic values from a mixture containing same, wherein a magnetic particle is contacted with a liquid solvent which selectively dissolves the metal values to absorb the liquid solvent onto the magnetic particle. Thereafter the solvent-containing magnetic particles are contacted with a mixture containing the heavy metal values to transfer metal values into the solvent carried by the magnetic particles, and then magnetically separating the magnetic particles. Ion exchange resins may be used for selective solvents.

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