A method for recovering iodine from iodine-containing sewage
A technology for recovering iodine and sewage, applied in the electrolysis process, electrolysis components, etc., can solve the problems of oxidant or reducing agent polluted environment, recovery yield, unsatisfactory and other problems, and achieve the effect of avoiding impact on the environment, convenient operation and simple equipment
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[0020] Heat and concentrate iodine-containing industrial wastewater to make the concentration of potassium iodide reach 0.1mol / L. Put the prepared anode into the solution, connect it to direct current, and use a reference electrode to determine the voltage applied to the anode as 1.05V. After 24 hours of energization, the solution Titration with silver nitrate solution consumes 4.6mL of silver nitrate solution. By calculation, the reaction rate of I- in the solution is 54%. Carbon tetrachloride is used to recover 0.652g of elemental iodine, and the final recovery rate is 51.3%.
Embodiment 2
[0022] Heat and concentrate iodine-containing industrial wastewater to make the concentration of sodium iodide reach 0.2mol / L, put the prepared anode into the solution, connect to direct current, use a reference electrode to determine the voltage applied to the anode as 0.95V, and after 24 hours of power on , the solution was titrated with silver nitrate solution, and 10.9 mL of silver nitrate solution was consumed. By calculation, the reaction rate of iodide ion in the solution was 45.5%, and carbon tetrachloride was used to reclaim 1.16 g of elemental iodine, with a final recovery rate of 43.2%.
Embodiment 3
[0024] Heat and concentrate iodine-containing industrial wastewater to make the iodine ion concentration reach 0.3mol / L, put the prepared anode into the solution, connect it to direct current, use a reference electrode to determine that the voltage applied to the anode is 0.9V, and after 24 hours of power on, The solution was titrated with silver nitrate solution, and 10.2 mL of silver nitrate solution was consumed. By calculation, the reaction rate of iodide ion in the solution was 66%, and 2.51 g of elemental iodine was recovered by carbon tetrachloride, with a final recovery rate of 62.7%.
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