Recovery of titanium from perovskite using sulfuric acid leachin

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

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423 85, 423 86, 423544, C01G 2300

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ABSTRACT:
A method of recovering titanium from perovskite by leaching with a strong sulfuric acid solution is disclosed. The leaching produces a sulfate solution containing titanium and a calcium sulfate residue when the time and temperature of leaching are controlled as a function of the grind size of the perovskite and concentration of the sulfuric acid. The titanium-containing solution and the calcium sulfate residue are then separated. The titanium in the leach solution is precipitated by heating, as a mixture of titanium sulfates, which are then redissolved in water or dilute acid solution. Titanium dioxide may then be prepared by hydrolysis of the titanium in the resulting aqueous solution.

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