Method for recovering cuprous chloride from alkaline waste etching solution
A technology for etching waste liquid and cuprous chloride, applied in the direction of cupric chloride, cupric halide, etc., to achieve the effect of protecting the environment, saving comprehensive utilization, and saving resources
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[0025] Take 1 liter of waste liquid, add dilute hydrochloric acid dropwise while stirring until the pH=7 of the waste liquid, and filter the waste liquid. At this time, the precipitate contains monovalent copper ammonium ions, and the filtrate can be reused to prepare a new etching solution. The precipitate was heated at 100° C. until no gas was generated to obtain a gray-green precipitate weighing 98 g, which was verified as cuprous chloride by X-ray powder diffraction. The recovered ammonia water can be used to configure new etching solution.
Embodiment 2
[0027] Take 1 liter of waste liquid, add dilute hydrochloric acid dropwise while stirring until the pH of the waste liquid=7.5, and filter the waste liquid. At this time, the precipitate contains monovalent copper ammonium ions, and the filtrate can be reused to prepare a new etching solution. The precipitate was heated at 110° C. until no gas was generated to obtain a gray-green precipitate weighing 85 g, which was verified as cuprous chloride by X-ray powder diffraction. The recovered ammonia water can be used to configure new etching solution.
Embodiment 3
[0029] Take 1 liter of waste liquid, add dilute hydrochloric acid dropwise while stirring until the pH=6 of the waste liquid, and filter the waste liquid. At this time, the precipitate contains monovalent copper ammonium ions, and the filtrate can be reused to prepare a new etching solution. The precipitate was heated at 120° C. until no gas was generated to obtain a gray-green precipitate weighing 89 g, which was verified as cuprous chloride by X-ray powder diffraction. The recovered ammonia water can be used to configure new etching solution.
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