Method for enriching germanium from low-concentration germanium-containing solution
A low-concentration, solution technology, applied in the field of germanium enrichment, can solve the problems of poor germanium enrichment effect, poor enrichment effect, poor processing effect, etc., achieves good germanium separation effect, easy production and application, and low cost Effect
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[0026] Pump 1000ml of a germanium-containing solution with a pH of 3, 12 mg / L germanium, 220 mg / L copper, 326 mg / L zinc, and 48 mg / L iron into the reaction kettle, start stirring, and raise the temperature to 50°C, and then pour into the solution Add 0.2 mol / L sodium silicate solution, and control the ratio of the amount of sodium silicate to Ge to be 12. After the feeding is completed, continue the heat preservation reaction for 2 hours to stop the reaction, vacuum filter, and after the obtained filter residue is dried, about 0.24 g of germanium-rich material can be obtained, which is measured by extraction and separation of benzofluorenone spectrophotometry (GB / T8151.13-2000) In the germanium-rich material, the mass percentage of germanium is about 4.84%, and the recovery rate of germanium can reach 96.32%.
Embodiment 2
[0028] Pump 1000ml of a germanium-containing solution with a pH of 3, 12 mg / L germanium, 220 mg / L copper, 326 mg / L zinc, and 48 mg / L iron into the reaction kettle, start stirring, and raise the temperature to 70°C, and then pour into the solution Add 0.2 mol / L sodium silicate solution, and control the ratio of the amount of sodium silicate to Ge to be 7. After the feeding is completed, continue to keep warm for 3 hours to stop the reaction, vacuum filter, and the obtained filter residue is dried to obtain about 0.17 g of germanium-rich material, which is measured by extraction and separation of benzofluorenone spectrophotometry (GB / T8151.13-2000) Among the germanium-rich materials, the mass percentage of germanium is about 6.34%, and the recovery rate of germanium can reach 91.32%.
Embodiment 3
[0030] Pump 1000ml of a germanium-containing solution with a pH of 3, 12 mg / L germanium, 220 mg / L copper, 326 mg / L zinc, and 48 mg / L iron into the reaction kettle, start stirring, and raise the temperature to 35°C, and then pour into the solution Add 0.25 mol / L sodium metasilicate solution, and control the ratio of sodium metasilicate to Ge to be 18. After the feeding is completed, continue the heat preservation reaction for 2 hours to stop the reaction, vacuum filter, and after the obtained filter residue is dried, about 0.42 grams of germanium-rich material can be obtained, which is measured by extraction and separation of benzofluorenone spectrophotometry (GB / T8151.13-2000) In the germanium-rich material, the mass percentage of germanium is about 2.84%, and the recovery rate of germanium can reach 99.12%.
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