Chemistry of inorganic compounds – Treating mixture to obtain metal containing compound – Group ib metal
Patent
1981-02-20
1982-09-21
Hearn, Brian E.
Chemistry of inorganic compounds
Treating mixture to obtain metal containing compound
Group ib metal
252182, C01G 300
Patent
active
043506674
ABSTRACT:
Copper can be extracted from an ammoniacal copper solution by contacting said solution with an organic phase containing a first extraction reagent consisting of a beta-diketone as well as a second extraction reagent consisting of a hydroxy oxime, a hydroxy quinoline, or an alkylaryl sulphonamido quinoline. Alternatively, the copper solution can first be contacted with an organic phase containing the first extraction agent, and subsequently be contacted with an organic phase containing the second extraction reagent. It is possible to reach a low percentage of copper in the aqueous solution by using a low number of extraction steps.
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Andersson Sven O. S.
Ottertun Harald D.
Reinhardt Hans
Hearn Brian E.
MX-Processor Reinhardt & Co AB
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