A method for improving germanium-rich sub-zinc oxide soot germanium leaching rate
A technology of secondary zinc oxide and leaching rate is applied in the field of improving germanium leaching rate of germanium-rich secondary zinc oxide fume, which can solve the problems of decreased germanium leaching rate, difficulty in recycling germanium, and low leaching rate of germanium that cannot be changed, so as to improve the leaching rate of germanium. , the effect of improving germanium leaching rate
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[0044] The main components of the germanium-rich zinc oxide dust used in this example are: Zn: 45.39%, Pb: 18.43%, acid-soluble SiO 2 : 2.87%, Ge: 0.0741%.
[0045] (1) Slurry: Take 500g of germanium-rich sub-zinc oxide dust and slurry it with water.
[0046](2) One-stage leaching: Add dilute sulfuric acid to 3 acid addition points with an adjustable flow metering pump until the pH value of the slurry is ≈4.0, and keep the pH value for 0.5 hours to dissolve the zinc.
[0047] (3) Second-stage leaching: continue to add dilute sulfuric acid at 3 points, control the pH value of the pulp ≈ 3.5, and keep the pH value for 0.5 hours to react; the silicate is dissolved, and the silicon dioxide that enters the solution is dissolved at the same time, and then the hydrated silicon protein ( SiO 2 .nH 2 O) Morphological precipitation into slag.
[0048] (4) Three-stage leaching: Continue to add dilute sulfuric acid at 3 points until the pH value of the slurry is ≈3.0, and keep this pH...
Embodiment 2
[0054] The main components of the germanium-rich zinc oxide dust used in this example are: Zn: 49.85%, Pb: 21.09%, acid-soluble SiO 2 : 4.03%, Ge: 0.0956%.
[0055] (1) Slurry: Take 500g of germanium-rich sub-zinc oxide dust and slurry it with water.
[0056] (2) One-stage leaching: Add dilute sulfuric acid to 4 acid addition points with an adjustable flow metering pump until the pH value of the slurry is ≈4.5, and keep the pH value for 1.0h to dissolve the zinc.
[0057] (3) Second-stage leaching: continue to add dilute sulfuric acid at 4 o'clock, control the pH value of the pulp ≈ 4.0, and keep this pH value for 1.0 hours of reaction; the silicate is dissolved, and the silicon dioxide that enters the solution is dissolved at the same time, and then hydrated silicon protein (SiO 2 .nH 2 O) Morphological precipitation into slag.
[0058] (4) Three-stage leaching: Continue to add dilute sulfuric acid at 4 o'clock until the pH value of the slurry is ≈2.5, and keep this pH va...
Embodiment 3
[0064] The main components of the germanium-rich zinc oxide dust used in this example are: Zn: 55.26%, Pb: 13.38%, acid-soluble SiO 2 : 5.31%, Ge: 0.117%.
[0065] (1) Slurry: Take 500g of germanium-rich sub-zinc oxide dust and slurry it with water.
[0066] (2) One-stage leaching: Use an adjustable flow metering pump to add zinc electrolysis waste liquid at 5 acid addition points until the pH value of the slurry is ≈4.0, and keep the pH value for 1.5 hours to dissolve the zinc.
[0067] (3) Second-stage leaching: continue to add zinc electrolytic waste liquid at 5 o'clock, control the pH value of the ore pulp ≈ 3.5, and keep this pH value for 1.5 hours of reaction; the silicate is dissolved, and the silicon dioxide that enters the solution is dissolved at the same time and then hydrated Silicon protein (SiO 2 .nH 2 O) Morphological precipitation into slag.
[0068] (4) Three-stage leaching: continue to add zinc electrolytic waste solution at 5 o'clock until the pH value o...
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