Method for preparing manganese dioxide from titanium dioxide waste acid
A technology of manganese dioxide and titanium white waste acid, applied in the field of metallurgical chemistry, to achieve the effects of reducing energy consumption, low liquid-solid ratio, and broad application prospects
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[0044] Embodiment one adopts the inventive method to prepare manganese dioxide
[0045]1a. Put 11kg of pyrolusite (containing 39.03% manganese), 3kg of pyrite (containing 41% of sulfur), and 30L of titanium white waste acid (containing 20% of sulfuric acid, 30g / L of iron) into the reactor for reaction leaching. Add water in the process to make up for the evaporated water, maintain the liquid-solid ratio balance, and filter when the reaction pH reaches 2. 1b. Add 13kg pyrolusite (containing 39.03% manganese) and 4kg pyrite (containing 41% sulfur) to the filtrate to react to a pH value of 5.0, then add a certain amount of dilute ammonia water (containing 8%) to adjust the pH value to 6.2-6.4, Hold for 3 hours, filter, and go to step 2;
[0046] In the next round of reaction, add waste titanium dioxide acid (liquid-solid weight ratio 3:1) to the filter residue obtained in step 1b to react in the reactor, add water during the reaction to make up for the evaporated water, and ma...
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