Method for defluorinating wet process phosphoric acid

Chemistry of inorganic compounds – Phosphorus or compound thereof – Oxygen containing

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423320, C01B 2516

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050027441

ABSTRACT:
A method for defluorinating wet process phosphoric acid. Phosphatic waste clay from phosphate rock beneficiation is mixed with the wet process phosphoric acid. The mixture is heated for a time sufficient to remove fluorine from the acid as gaseous silicon tetrafluoride. Phosphate is liberated from the phosphatic waste clay and thus is recovered in the defluorinated wet process phosphoric acid.

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