Carbonyl group method of extracting cobalt in nickel copper alloy
A carbonyl method, nickel-copper technology, applied in carbonyl cobalt and other directions, can solve the problems of high energy consumption, complex process, low recovery rate, etc., and achieve the effects of low reaction temperature, simple reaction process and short reaction time.
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[0010] Add 50g of nickel-copper primary alloy into the reactor. After the reactor is replaced by CO, the catalyst hydrogen sulfide CO gas containing 0.1% by volume is continuously fed into the reactor, and the reaction is carried out at a pressure of 20.0MPa and a temperature of 185°C for 45 hour, the reaction mixture containing cobalt carbonyl is introduced into the condensing gas-liquid separator to collect cobalt carbonyl, and the tail gas is recycled, and the cobalt yield is 30.1%.
Embodiment 2
[0012] Add 50g of nickel-copper primary alloy into the reactor. After the reactor is replaced by CO, the reactor is continuously fed with hydrogen sulfide CO gas containing 0.5% catalyst hydrogen sulfide, and the reaction is carried out at a pressure of 20.5MPa MPa and a temperature of 190°C. After 45 hours, the reaction mixture containing cobalt carbonyl was introduced into the condensing gas-liquid separator to collect cobalt carbonyl, and the tail gas was recycled. The cobalt yield was 32.0%.
Embodiment 3
[0014] Add 50g of nickel-copper primary alloy into the reactor. After the reactor is replaced by CO, CO gas containing catalyst hydrogen sulfide with a volume percentage of 0.3% is continuously fed into the reactor, and the reaction is carried out at a pressure of 21.0MPa MPa and a temperature of 195°C. After 45 hours, the reaction mixture containing cobalt carbonyl was introduced into the condensing gas-liquid separator to collect cobalt carbonyl, and the tail gas was recycled. The cobalt yield was 33.4%.
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