Method for separating and extracting high-purity molybdenum oxide from low-grade molybdenite through microwave roasting
A microwave roasting and molybdenite technology is applied in the field of molybdenum metallurgy, which can solve the problems of low molybdenite grade, cumbersome grinding process, low molybdenum extraction rate, etc. Effect
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[0029] Microwave roasting of low-grade molybdenite to separate and extract high-purity molybdenum oxide includes the following steps:
[0030] (1) The low-grade molybdenite is crushed, adding a concentration of 12wt% sodium carbonate solution and a concentration of 25wt% glycerol solution, wherein the mass volume ratio of molybdenite, sodium carbonate solution and glycerol solution is 12g: 2.5mL: 1mL, ball mill until the particle size is 80 mesh, continue to stir for 40min, then add silicon carbide and nickel chloride, wherein the mass ratio of nickel chloride to molybdenite is 1:18, and the mass ratio of silicon carbide to molybdenite is 1 : 9, stir evenly, then spread it to a thickness of 7cm, and place it in the microwave cavity;
[0031] (2) Turn on the microwave output switch, according to 10m 3 Inject compressed air at a flow rate of / h, adjust the microwave output power to 3kW, raise the temperature from room temperature to 350°C at a rate of 50°C / min, and keep it for ...
Embodiment 2
[0035] Low-grade molybdenite microwave roasting separation and extraction of high-purity molybdenum oxide, the steps are as follows:
[0036] (1) The low-grade molybdenite is crushed, adding a sodium hypochlorite solution with a concentration of 10wt% and an aqueous glycerin solution with a concentration of 20wt%, wherein the mass volume ratio of the molybdenite, sodium hypochlorite solution and aqueous glycerin is 15g: 3mL: 1mL, ball milling Be 50 orders to particle size, continue stirring 50min, add silicon carbide and nickel chloride afterwards, wherein, the mass ratio of nickel chloride and molybdenite is 1: 15, the mass ratio of silicon carbide and molybdenite is 1: 8, Stir well, then spread it to a thickness of 5cm, and place it in the microwave cavity;
[0037] (2) Turn on the microwave output switch, according to 5m 3 Inject compressed air at a flow rate of / h, adjust the microwave output power to 3kW, raise the temperature from room temperature to 380°C at a rate of ...
Embodiment 3
[0040] Microwave roasting of low-grade molybdenite to separate and extract high-purity molybdenum oxide includes the following steps:
[0041] (1) Crushing the low-grade molybdenite, adding a concentration of 15wt% sodium carbonate solution and a 30wt% glycerol solution, wherein the mass volume ratio of molybdenite, sodium carbonate solution and glycerol solution is 10g: 2mL: 1mL , ball milled to a particle size of 100 mesh, continued to stir for 30min, then added silicon carbide and nickel chloride, wherein the mass ratio of nickel chloride to molybdenite was 1:20, and the mass ratio of silicon carbide to molybdenite was 1: 10. Stir evenly, then spread it to a thickness of 10cm, and place it in the microwave cavity;
[0042] (2) Turn on the microwave output switch, according to 15m 3Inject compressed air at a flow rate of / h, adjust the microwave output power to 3kW, raise the temperature from room temperature to 320°C at a rate of 50°C / min, and keep it for 60 minutes; The ...
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