Process for producing a phosphate of the lanthanoids, and...

Chemistry of inorganic compounds – Rare earth compound

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ABSTRACT:
A process for producing a phosphate of the lanthanoids is described. The process is based on a two-jet precipitation, starting from separate reservoirs of a rare earth salt solution and a phosphate solution which are introduced simultaneously by separate feedlines into an aqueous acidified initial charge with stirring at a pH of 0≦pH≦1. After the solutions are added, the pH is raised to a pH of >2 to complete the phosphate precipitation.

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