Solvent Extraction of Iron(III) in Concentrated Nitric Acid with Several β-Diketones
Tatsuya Sekine, Yū Komatsu, Kazuho Inaba
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Tatsuya Sekine, Yū Komatsu, Kazuho Inaba
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Abstract The solvent extraction of iron(III) in nitric acid (1 to 13.2 mol dm−3) with seven β-diketones into carbon tetrachloride was studied. The extraction curve has a pronounced minimum at from 6 to 7 mol dm−3 acid, and the extracted iron(III) species were assumed to be represented by FeAa(NO3)3−a(HA)n (where a and n are from 0 to 3).
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Abstract The solvent extraction of iron(III) in nitric acid (1 to 13.2 mol dm−3) with seven β-diketones into carbon tetrachloride was studied. The extraction curve has a pronounced minimum at from 6 to 7 mol dm−3 acid, and the extracted iron(III) species were assumed to be represented by FeAa(NO3)3−a(HA)n (where a and n are from 0 to 3).
Key concepts: Chemistry, Nitric acid, Solvent extraction, Extraction (chemistry), Solvent, Organic chemistry, Inorganic chemistry, Nuclear chemistry