Removal of carbonaceous matter from ammonium polyphosphate liqui

Chemistry of inorganic compounds – Phosphorus or compound thereof – Oxygen containing

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423321S, C01B 1516, C01B 2526

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039694836

ABSTRACT:
Particulate carbonaceous matter in ammonium polyphosphate liquid made from impure wet-process phosphoric acid is removed by intimately mixing the liquid with a combination of selected organic flocculating agents and then transferring the mixture to a separation vessel where the particulate carbonaceous matter floats rapidly to the surface. Clarified liquid that contains essentially no particulate carbonaceous matter is withdrawn from the bottom of the separation vessel. The particulate carbonaceous matter and a minor portion of the input ammonium polyphosphate liquid are withdrawn from the top of the separation vessel and processed into fluid or solid fertilizers.

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