Recovery of titanium from perovskite by acid sulfation

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

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423 85, C01G 2300, C01G 23053

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ABSTRACT:
Titanium is extracted from perovskite ores or concentrates by reaction of e perovskite ores or concentrates with sulfuric acid to form a sulfated residue, dissolving the sulfated residue in water or dilute acid, removing the precipitated calcium sulfate, and recovering the titanium in an aqueous solution.

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