Arsenic removal method of yellow phosphorus
A yellow phosphorus and arsenic removal technology, applied in chemical instruments and methods, phosphorus compounds, inorganic chemistry, etc., can solve the problems of low safety, low arsenic removal rate, and low yellow phosphorus yield.
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[0035] Add 30g of yellow phosphorus (arsenic content 207mg / kg) and 150g of hydrogen peroxide (1%) into the reactor with heating and stirring, and raise the temperature to 45-50°C. Then add 0.05g of elemental iodine, start stirring at a rate of 400rpm, control the reaction temperature at 50°C, drop in 165g of 30% (by weight) hydrogen peroxide, and finish dropping in 1 hour. After the hydrogen peroxide is dropped, the reaction liquid is cooled and the yellow phosphorus is separated. Finally, 150 g of 6% hydrogen peroxide was used to wash the reacted yellow phosphorus for 30 minutes to obtain 28.8 g of low-arsenic yellow phosphorus with a yield of 96%. After testing, the arsenic content in low-arsenic yellow phosphorus is 16mg / kg, and the removal rate is 92.3%.
Embodiment 2
[0037] Add 30g of yellow phosphorus (arsenic content 207mg / kg) and 150g of hydrogen peroxide (3%) into the reactor with heating and stirring, and raise the temperature to 45-50°C. Then add 0.03g of elemental iodine, start stirring at a rate of 400rpm, control the reaction temperature at 60°C, drop in 165g of 30% (by weight) hydrogen peroxide, and finish dropping in 1 hour. After the hydrogen peroxide is dropped, the reaction liquid is cooled and the yellow phosphorus is separated. Finally, 150 g of 6% hydrogen peroxide was used to wash the reacted yellow phosphorus for 30 minutes to obtain 28.5 g of low-arsenic yellow phosphorus with a yield of 95%. After testing, the arsenic content in low-arsenic yellow phosphorus was 14mg / kg, and the removal rate was 93.2%.
Embodiment 3
[0039] Add 30g of yellow phosphorus (arsenic content 207mg / kg) and 180g of hydrogen peroxide (6%) into the reactor with heating and stirring, and raise the temperature to 45-50°C. Then add 0.1g of elemental iodine, start stirring at a stirring rate of 500rpm, control the reaction temperature at 70°C, drop in 210g of 20% (weight) hydrogen peroxide, and finish dropping in 1.5h. After the hydrogen peroxide is dropped, the reaction liquid is cooled and the yellow phosphorus is separated. Finally, 150 g of 6% hydrogen peroxide was used to wash the reacted yellow phosphorus for 30 minutes to obtain 27.9 g of low-arsenic yellow phosphorus with a yield of 93%. After testing, the arsenic content in low-arsenic yellow phosphorus was 22mg / kg, and the removal rate was 89.4%.
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