Preparation method of indium acetate crystal
A technology of indium acetate and crystals, which is applied in the field of preparation of indium acetate crystals, can solve the problems of slow reaction speed between acetic acid and indium particles or indium strips, slow reaction between glacial acetic acid and indium, and reduced utilization rate of acetic acid, etc., so as to reduce volatilization, Effect of large specific surface area and improved utilization
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[0019] The present invention proposes a kind of preparation method of indium acetate crystal, it comprises the steps:
[0020] S1. Material preparation: The sponge indium and pure water are prepared according to a certain solid-to-liquid ratio, and the sponge indium is added to the pure water, then stirred and dispersed to form the first mixed solution, and the temperature of the first mixed solution is raised to 70~80°C;
[0021] S2. Prepare indium acetate solution: add glacial acetic acid to the first mixed solution until the pH of the first mixed solution is less than 1.8 to form a second mixed solution, then add hydrogen peroxide solution to the second mixed solution at a certain drop rate, and at the same time Continue to add glacial acetic acid to the second mixed solution so that the pH of the second mixed solution is between 1.0 and 1.8 to form the third mixed solution; keep the reaction at 70~80°C until the density of the third mixed solution is 1.10~1.20g / ml After th...
Embodiment 1
[0034] A preparation method for indium acetate crystals, comprising the steps of: first adding 1000g of indium sponge into a beaker with 1000g of pure water, stirring and dispersing to form a first mixed solution, and heating the first mixed solution to 75°C; In the first mixed solution, add glacial acetic acid until the pH=1.0 of the first mixed solution forms the second mixed solution, then add the hydrogen peroxide solution that mass fraction is 40% with the drop rate of 4g / 15min in the second mixed solution, simultaneously Continue to add glacial acetic acid to the second mixed solution to maintain the pH between 1.0 and 1.8 to form the third mixed solution; keep the reaction at 70-80°C for 10 hours, and then stop the reaction after the density of the third mixed solution is 1.16g / ml. The three mixtures are filtered until the solution is clear and transparent to obtain unreacted indium sponge and indium acetate solution; transfer the indium acetate solution to the evaporati...
Embodiment 2
[0037] A preparation method for indium acetate crystals, comprising the steps of: first adding 1000g of indium sponge into a beaker with 2000g of pure water, stirring and dispersing to form a first mixed solution, and heating the first mixed solution to 70°C; In the first mixed solution, add glacial acetic acid until the pH=1.3 of the first mixed solution forms the second mixed solution, then add the hydrogen peroxide solution that mass fraction is 70% with the drop speed of 5g / 15min in the second mixed solution, simultaneously Continue to add glacial acetic acid to the second mixed solution to maintain the pH between 1.0 and 1.8 to form the third mixed solution; keep the reaction at 70-80°C for 20 hours, stop the reaction after the density of the third mixed solution reaches 1.10 g / ml, and put The third mixed solution is filtered until the solution is clear and transparent to obtain unreacted indium sponge and indium acetate solution; the indium acetate solution is transferred...
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