Non-saponification rare earth extraction separation process
A rare earth extraction and separation, non-saponification technology, applied in the field of metallurgy and chemical industry, can solve problems such as reducing production costs, and achieve the effects of reducing production costs, solving ammonia nitrogen wastewater discharge, and reducing acid and alkali consumption.
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Embodiment 1
[0026] LaCl with a concentration of 1mol / L and pH=3 3 The solution is the feed liquid, and the extraction agent composed of ammonia saponified P507 (the volume ratio of P507 and kerosene is 1:1, and the saponification rate is 36%) and the compound extraction agent composed of P507-N235-kerosene (the volume ratio of P507 accounts for 30% %, N235 accounted for 25% by volume, and kerosene accounted for 45% by volume), mixed with the above-mentioned feed liquid according to O / A=1:1, and oscillated for 8 minutes. The distribution ratio of La under different extraction systems is shown in Table 1 below:
[0027] Extraction system
P507 saponification system
P507-N235 system
distribution ratio
0.1486
0.1248
[0028] For the P507-N235 composite extractant loaded with lanthanum, 5mol / L hydrochloric acid is used for back extraction. Compared with O / A=5:1, after five stages of countercurrent back extraction, the back extraction rate is 99%. The aci...
Embodiment 2
[0031] Nd(NO 3 ) 3 The solution is the feed liquid, and the extraction agent composed of ammonia saponified P507 (the volume ratio of P507 and kerosene is 1:1, and the saponification rate is 36%), and the composite extraction agent composed of P507-N235-kerosene (the volume ratio of P507 accounts for 30%, N235 accounted for 25% by volume, kerosene accounted for 45% by volume), mixed with the above feed liquid according to O / A=1:1, and oscillated for 8 minutes. The distribution ratio of Nd under different extraction systems is shown in Table 2 below:
[0032] Extraction system
P507 saponification system
P507-N235 system
distribution ratio
0.1777
0.1574
[0033] For the P507-N235 composite extractant loaded with neodymium, 5mol / L nitric acid is used for back extraction, compared with O / A=5:1, and the back extraction rate is 99% after five stages of countercurrent back extraction. The acidity of the rare earth feed solution for export is ...
Embodiment 3
[0036] With Y at a concentration of 0.18 mol / L and pH=3 2 (SO 4 ) 3 The solution is the material liquid, and the diluent of the organic phase is sulfonated kerosene, and the ammonia saponification rate is 20% P507 (P507 volume ratio is 30%), 30% P507-30%N235-40% kerosene composite extractant , mixed with the above feed liquid according to O / A=1:1, and extracted by shaking for 10 min. The distribution ratio of Y under different extraction systems is shown in Table 3 below:
[0037] Extractant type
Saponified 20% P507
Compound extractant
Y distribution ratio
2.437
1.553
[0038] Using 5mol / L hydrochloric acid to back-extract the yttrium-loaded P507-N235 composite extractant, compared with O / A=5:1, after 5 stages of countercurrent back-extraction, the stripping rate reaches 98%.
[0039] The example shows that the complex type extraction composed of P507-N235-kerosene can extract heavy rare earth elements.
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