Method for preparing lanthanum carbonate by reaction of subcritical carbon dioxide and lanthanum oxide
A technology of carbon dioxide and lanthanum oxide, applied in chemical instruments and methods, inorganic chemistry, rare earth metal compounds, etc., can solve the problems of high cost, many by-products, troublesome operation, etc., and achieve low cost, broad market prospect, and easy operation Effect
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Embodiment 1
[0015] Put the lanthanum oxide rare earth raw material with a mass fraction of 81% and a 60-mesh sieve into the reactor. During the reaction, the temperature of the reactor is controlled to be 26° C., the pressure is 5.2 Mpa, and the mass fraction of carbon dioxide used is 99.6%. Forced circulation, after 25 hours of reaction, lanthanum carbonate was produced in the reactor.
[0016] The lanthanum carbonate obtained by the above method has a mass fraction of 15%.
Embodiment 2
[0018] The lanthanum rare earth raw material with a mass fraction of 90% and a 160-mesh sieve was loaded into the reactor. During the reaction, the temperature of the reactor was controlled to be 28° C., the pressure was 6.1 Mpa, and the mass fraction of carbon dioxide used was 99.7%. Forced circulation, after 40 hours of reaction, lanthanum carbonate was produced in the reactor.
[0019] The lanthanum carbonate obtained by the above method has a mass fraction of 24%.
Embodiment 3
[0021] Put the lanthanum rare earth raw material with a mass fraction of 99% and pass through a 280 mesh sieve into the reactor. During the reaction, the temperature of the reactor is controlled to be 30°C and the pressure is 7.2Mpa. The mass fraction of carbon dioxide used is 99.8%. Forced circulation, after 55 hours of reaction, lanthanum carbonate was produced in the reactor.
[0022] The lanthanum carbonate obtained by the above method has a mass fraction of 33%.
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