Uranium recovery from wet-process phosphoric acid

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

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423 10, 423 11, 423 15, C01G 4300

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ABSTRACT:
A method of recovering uranium from wet-process phosphoric acid wherein the acid is treated with a mixture of an ammonium salt or ammonia, a reducing agent, and then a miscible solvent. Solids are separated from the phosphoric acid liquid phase. The solid consists of a mixture of metal phosphates and uranium. It is washed free of adhering phosphoric acid with fresh miscible solvent. The solid is dried and dissolved in acid whereupon uranium is recovered from the solution. Miscible solvent and water are distilled away from the phosphoric acid. The distillate is rectified and water discarded. All miscible solvent is recovered for recycle.

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