Process for removal of carbon black floc associated with wet-pro

Chemistry: fertilizers – Processes and products – Inorganic material

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71 34, 423310, 423313, 423321R, C05B 1100, C05B 700, C01B 2516

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044203217

ABSTRACT:
Black carbonaceous floc in wet-process phosphoric acid is removed by contact with an oxidizing agent during the neutralization step with ammonia. In an embodiment the black floc is removed in liquid fertilizers derived from wet-process phosphoric acid by reaction with an oxidizing agent at high temperatures.
The oxidizing agent is preferably nitric acid.

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Achorn et al., "Commercial Uses of the Pipe Reactor Process for Production of High Polyphosphate Liquids", Solutions, Mar./Apr. 1973, pp. 44, 46, 48, 52.

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