Process for improving solvent extraction operation using two mix

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

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75101BE, 4236585, C01G 4100

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ABSTRACT:
A solvent extraction process is provided for transferring metal values from one immiscible liquid phase to another, whereby the two liquid phases are vigorously mixed together in a first mixer under conditions in which one liquid phase is rendered continuous, the mixing being continued to effect complete transfer of metal values, and the mixture then passed to a second mixer and the two phases mixed under conditions in which the other phase is rendered continuous, whereby when the two phases are fed to a settler, the rate of disengagement of the two immiscible liquids is substantially increased.

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