SEPARATION OF Cu, Ni AND Co FROM AMMONIA SOLUTION BY SOLVENT EXTRACTION
Chengyan Wang
Abstract
Chengyan Wang
Abstract
Copper, nickel and cobalt are separated from ammonia solution by PT5050 solvent extraction The extraction rates of Cu 2+ and Ni 2+ reach to 99 5%, and Co 3+ is in the raffinate The stripping rate of Ni 2+ reaches to 99% by selectivity stripping, and Cu 2+ content in the Ni 2+ stripping liquor is 0 001g/L, It applys to produce cathode nickel Copper is stripped by high concentration solution (180 g/L H 2SO 4), and producing cathode copper or copper sulfate Cobalt in raffinate is cemented by Na 2S, the grade of cobalt in precipitate is higher than 40%, and the recovery is higher than 96%
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Copper, nickel and cobalt are separated from ammonia solution by PT5050 solvent extraction The extraction rates of Cu 2+ and Ni 2+ reach to 99 5%, and Co 3+ is in the raffinate The stripping rate of Ni 2+ reaches to 99% by selectivity stripping, and Cu 2+ content in the Ni 2+ stripping liquor is 0 001g/L, It applys to produce cathode nickel Copper is stripped by high concentration solution (180 g/L H 2SO 4), and producing cathode copper or copper sulfate Cobalt in raffinate is cemented by Na 2S, the grade of cobalt in precipitate is higher than 40%, and the recovery is higher than 96%
Key concepts: Raffinate, Cobalt, Copper, Stripping (fiber), Nickel, Ammonia, Extraction (chemistry), Chemistry