Method for direct extraction of indium from fluosilicic acid slurry
A fluorosilicic acid and extraction technology, applied in the field of hydrometallurgy, can solve the problem of indium being unable to be recovered, and achieve the effects of high comprehensive utilization value of resources, less pollution and lower cost
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Embodiment 1
[0015] Follow the steps below:
[0016] Extraction: with organic extractant P 204 with 200 # P 204 25% of the extracted organic phase, directly extract indium from the indium-containing fluorosilicic acid solution, the extraction conditions are: the ratio of the organic phase to the water phase is 1:2.5; the mixing time is 4 minutes, the temperature is 38 ° C, and the settling time is 9 minutes, four-stage countercurrent extraction, the extraction rate of indium was 93.16%. The raffinate (fluosilicic acid solution) is returned to the original system for continued use.
[0017] Stripping: the extracted indium-rich organic phase is stripped with an HCl solution with a concentration of 7mol / L as the stripping solution. The stripping conditions are: the ratio of the organic phase to the stripped phase (hydrochloric acid) is 2:1; , The mixing time is 8 minutes, and the settling time is 12 minutes. Three-stage countercurrent stripping, the stripping rate of indium is 97....
Embodiment 2
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[0022] Extraction: with organic extractant P 204 Formulated with 200# gasoline containing P 204 30% of the extracted organic phase, directly extract indium from the indium-containing fluosilicic acid solution, the extraction conditions are: the ratio of the organic phase to the aqueous phase is 1:4; the mixing time is 5 minutes, the temperature is 35 ° C, and the settling time is 10 minutes. With four-stage countercurrent extraction, the extraction rate of indium is 94.23%. The raffinate (fluosilicic acid solution) is returned to the original system for continued use.
[0023] Stripping: the extracted indium-rich organic phase is stripped with an HCl solution with a concentration of 6mol / L. The stripping conditions are: the ratio of the organic phase to the stripped phase (hydrochloric acid) is 2:0.9, at room temperature, The mixing time was 8 minutes and the settling time was 10 minutes. Three-stage countercurrent stripping, the st...
Embodiment 3
[0027] Follow the steps below:
[0028] Extraction: with organic extractant P 204 Formulated with 200# gasoline containing P 204 28% of the extracted organic phase, directly extract indium from the indium-containing fluorosilicic acid solution, the extraction conditions are: the ratio of the organic phase to the aqueous phase is 1:5; the mixing time is 5 minutes, the temperature is 40 ° C, and the settling time is 10 minutes, four-stage countercurrent extraction, the extraction rate of indium was 91.32%. The raffinate (fluosilicic acid solution) is returned to the original system for continued use.
[0029] Stripping: the extracted indium-rich organic phase is stripped with an HCl solution with a concentration of 8mol / L as the stripping solution. The stripping conditions are: the ratio of the organic phase to the stripping phase (hydrochloric acid) is 2:0.8, at room temperature, The mixing time was 10 minutes, and the settling time was 15 minutes. Three-stage counte...
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