Treatment technique of rare earth fluorocarbonate ores with grade of 62-72%
A treatment process and fluorocarbonic acid technology, applied in the field of rare earth, can solve the problems of low yield of praseodymium neodymium and difficult leaching of maglev ore, and achieve the effects of increasing the consumption of hydrochloric acid and improving the comprehensive economic benefits.
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Embodiment 1
[0038] 2000kg raw ore REO 66.7%, dried at 250°C for 3 hours, and sintered at 420°C for 6 hours to obtain cooked ore REO 80%.
[0039] Add the cooked ore to the reaction tank and add 1.5N hydrochloric acid to react for 2 hours. Add 180g / L sodium hydroxide to the slag and turn it into alkali for 4 hours. The slag was washed once with clean water, and the second excellent slag was detected, REO78% La 2 o 3 / REO 2.75% CeO 2 / REO 95.2% Pr 6 o 11 / REO 0.35% Nd 2 o 3 / REO 0.95.
Embodiment 2
[0041] 2000kg of raw ore REO 67.76%, dried at 300°C for 2 hours, and sintered at 460°C for 7 hours to obtain cooked ore REO 78.45%.
[0042] Add the cooked ore to the reaction tank and add 1.5N hydrochloric acid to react for 3 hours. Add 200g / L sodium hydroxide to the slag and turn it into alkali for 5 hours. The slag was washed once with clean water, and the second excellent slag was detected, REO86.88% La 2 o 3 / REO 2.73% CeO 2 / REO 95.85% Pr 6 o 11 / REO 0.31% Nd 2 o 3 / REO 0.89%.
Embodiment 3
[0044] 2000kg of raw ore REO 66.54%, dried at 350°C for 2.5 hours, and fired at 500°C for 8 hours to obtain cooked ore REO 79.05%.
[0045] Add the cooked ore to the reaction tank and add 1.5N hydrochloric acid to react for 2.5 hours. Add 190g / L sodium hydroxide to the slag and turn it into alkali for 10 hours. The slag was washed once with clean water, and the second excellent slag was detected, REO90.45% La 2 o 3 / REO 2.70% CeO 2 / REO 95.94% Pr 6 o 11 / REO 0.21% Nd 2 o 3 / REO 0.79%.
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