Catalytic oxidation method for preparing sodium pyroantimonate from antimony ore
A technology of sodium pyroantimonate and antimony ore, which is applied in the direction of antimonate/antimonite and improvement of process efficiency, can solve the problems of increased production cost, long reaction time, high manufacturing cost, etc., and achieve low production cost, The effect of short oxidation reaction time and low quality requirements
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[0022] To 450g of high-lead antimony ore containing 27.5% antimony and 28.5% lead, add 1.2L of a solution containing 120g / L of sodium sulfide and 12g / L of sodium hydroxide. Add 0.4g of sodium 2.6-dianthraquinone sulfonate to the filtrate, then transfer the solution into a steel pipe with a length of 2 meters and a diameter of 50 mm, blow air or oxygen into it, and control the temperature at about 95°C. After 6.5 hours of reaction, the rate of antimony precipitation Up to 99.5%, filtered, washed, and dried to obtain 205 grams of sodium pyroantimonate product. Product quality analysis results are: antimony 49.15%, sodium oxide 12.80%, lead 0.0011%, arsenic 0.005%, iron 0.0056%, copper 0.001%.
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[0024] To 220g antimony sulfide concentrate containing 55% antimony, add 1.2L of a solution containing 120g / L of sodium sulfide and 12g / L of sodium hydroxide, stir and react at 100°C for 50 minutes, filter, and add 2.6- to the filtrate 0.4g of sodium dianthraquinone sulfonate, then transfer it into a steel pipe with a length of 2 meters and a diameter of 50 mm, blow in air or oxygen, and control the temperature at about 95°C. After 7 hours of reaction, the antimony precipitation rate of the solution will reach 99.5%. Filter and wash , Dry 210 grams of sodium pyroantimonate product. Product quality analysis results are: 49.10% antimony, 12.70% sodium oxide, 0.0014% lead, 0.003% arsenic, 0.0047% iron, and 0.001% copper.
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