Method for removing trace iodine from salt water for producing sodium hydroxide by electrolysis method
An electrolysis method and brine technology, applied in the electrolysis process, electrolysis components and other directions, can solve the problems of high cost, cumbersome operation and limitations, and achieve the effect of small investment, simple process and low operating cost.
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[0016] A method for removing trace amounts of iodine in brine used for electrolytic production of caustic soda, the method is: under stirring conditions, use hydrochloric acid to adjust the pH of brine to 2 to obtain solution a, and add sodium sulfite to solution a (the amount of sodium sulfite added is solution a 0.3wt%), and then use a compressor at 50 ℃ to air in 1m 3 / min speed into the solution a bubbling 1h, iodine content in brine from 0.6mg / l before treatment to 0.05mg / l.
[0017] The iodine content was analyzed using the Water Iodine Rapid Quantitative Detection Kit (produced by Wuhan Zhongsheng Biochemical Technology Co., Ltd.), the same below.
Embodiment 2
[0019] A method for removing trace amounts of iodine in brine used for electrolytic production of caustic soda, the method is: under stirring conditions, adjust the pH of brine to 4 with hydrochloric acid to obtain solution a, and add ferrous chloride to solution a (ferrous chloride The amount of iron added is 0.5wt% of solution a), and then at 60 ° C, use a compressor to blow nitrogen at 3m 3 / min speed into the solution a bubbling 1.5h, the iodine content in the brine decreased from 0.5mg / l before treatment to 0.08mg / l.
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[0021] A method for removing trace amounts of iodine in brine used in the production of caustic soda by electrolysis, the method comprising: under stirring conditions, using hydrochloric acid to adjust the pH of the brine to 6 to obtain a solution a, adding a mixture b of ferrous chloride and ferrous sulfate solution a (the amount of b added is 1wt% of solution a), and then at 80°C, use a compressor to blow carbon dioxide at 10m 3 / min speed into the solution a bubbling 2h, iodine content in brine from 1mg / l before treatment to 0.06mg / l.
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