Recovery of PT/RH from car exhaust catalysts

Chemistry of inorganic compounds – Treating mixture to obtain metal containing compound – Platinum group metal

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75102, 75114, 75121, 252415, C01G 5500

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ABSTRACT:
In order to recover platinum, rhodium and other precious metals from catalysts employed in internal combustion engine exhaust systems, the used or unused catalysts, preferably in crushed, powdered or broken form, are reacted with an acidic medium having oxidizing properties to leach out the precious metals. The acidic medium may be an acid containing or oxidizing agent or an oxidizing acid and when a used catalyst is treated the leaching step is preferably preceded by a reduction step in order to convert to the metal any precious metal oxides present in the catalyst.

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