Iron removal from bayer process liquor

Chemistry of inorganic compounds – Treating mixture to obtain metal containing compound – Group iiia metal or beryllium

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423121, 423140, 423DIG1, 75108, 210705, 210710, C01G 4900

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ABSTRACT:
The following inorganic compounds of iron, when added to Bayer process liquors, form a precipitate of the finely divided iron present in:

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