Process for separating salts in seawater

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

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210724, 210726, 210737, 210912, 159 471, 159DIG23, 203 10, 203 35, 203 36, 203 37, 203 48, 23296, 23300, 423164, 423167, 423178, B01D 902

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ABSTRACT:
A process for obtaining available elements from seawater is described, which process includes two separation steps. The first separation step involved adjusting the pH of seawater to a low pH by adding a strong acid having sulphate ion, adding a strongly alkaline agent thereto in amount sufficient to provide a high pH and separating the precipitate formed thereby from the filtrate. The second separation step involves concentrating the filtrate, cooling the concentrated filtrate and separating a precipitate thereby formed. Each precipitate and each filtrate obtained in these steps has characteristic components and can be utilized for many purposes, for example, for food additives, as a solvent for paint, as combustion aids, or as alkaline agents for neutralization etc.

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