Method for reclaiming cobalt from manganese cobalt slag
A cobalt-nickel, manganese-cobalt technology, applied in the field of hydrometallurgy, can solve the problem of no recovery, etc., and achieve the effects of saving chemical reagent materials, less consumption of chemical reagents, and high recovery rate
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- Authority / Receiving Office
- CN · China
- Current Assignee / Owner
- Publication Date
- 2008-12-17
- Estimated Expiration
- Not applicable · inactive patent
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1. Technical field
[0001] The invention relates to a hydrometallurgy method for recovering precious elements from non-ferrous metal smelting waste slag, especially a method for recovering cobalt and nickel from manganese-cobalt slag. 2. Background technology
[0002] Cobalt and nickel are more or less contained in manganese ores in southern my country. For example, a manganese ore is associated with Co0.063% and Ni0.102%. When developing manganese ore resources, as long as electrolytic metal manganese, electrolytic manganese dioxide, manganese sulfate...etc. . During the leaching process of manganese ore, when the pH of the leaching end point is controlled to be 5-5.4, most of the impurity elements such as Fe can be removed, but Co and Ni are still all left in the solution. For the subsequent treatment process of the solution, Co and Ni are harmful impurities and must be removed; for cobalt and nickel themselves, they are extremely valuable non-ferrous metal elements and m...
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[0019] The technical solutions of the present invention will be described in further detail below through examples.
[0020] The method for reclaiming cobalt-nickel from manganese-cobalt slag of the present invention, concrete operating steps are:
[0021] 1. Add water to mix slurry, heat and bubble
[0022] The purification slag produced in the manganese ore leaching process, referred to as manganese-cobalt slag (the full text is called manganese-cobalt slag), takes 800 grams of this slag (dry weight 544 grams), and the slag contains 5.02 grams of Co, 13.06 grams of Ni, and 32.69 grams of Mn , Fe 30.90 grams. Add water to a 3-liter beaker to dilute to 2200ml, stir and adjust the slurry, while heating and bubbling, and remove the foam slag. The test results are shown in Table 1.