Recovery of ammoniacal copper with novel organogels

Synthetic resins or natural rubbers -- part of the class 520 ser – Synthetic resins – Ion-exchange polymer or process of preparing

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521 27, 524 87, 524167, 524210, 524357, C08D 520

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ABSTRACT:
There is disclosed novel copper ion-exchange media and processes for the recovery of cupric ion from ammoniacal copper solutions and for the recovery of spent printed circuit board etchant. The novel ion-exchange media comprise hydrophobic nonporous polymer plasticized and swollen with a monomeric organic liquid copper ion-exchange agent such as beta-diketones or hydroxyoximes. A novel copper ion-complexing agent, 1-n-octylphenyl-p-1,3-butanedione, is also disclosed. The processes essentially comprise contacting the ammoniacal cupric ion-containing solution or spent etchant with the novel copper ion-exchange media to extract copper in cupric ion form. Copper can be recovered therefrom by conventional methods such as acid stripping and electrowinning.

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