Removal of chromium from solution using ferrous sulfate and bari

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210913, 423 55, 204DIG13, C02F 152, C02F 170, C01G 3700

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ABSTRACT:
Hexavalent chromium is removed from aqueous sodium nitrate solutions by reacting hexavalent chromium with an aqueous slurry consisting essentially of ferrous hydroxide and barium sulfate whereby the chromium is reduced to trivalent chromium and precipitated as chromic hydroxide. Adulterating compounds and unwanted ions are not introduced to the electrolytic solution.

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Article--Chapter 7, Removal of Chromate from Aqueous Streams by Ultrafiltration and Precipitation, EE Tucker et al--American Chemical Society (1992) pp. 84-98, no month.

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