Studies Of Obtaining Nickel, Cobalt And Copper Chloride Catholyte By One-Step Elimination Of Iron From Nickel Rich Matte

Society for Mining, Metallurgy & Exploration
X. Nie
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Jan 1, 1994

Abstract

A new one-step process was developed to completely eliminate iron and directly obtain pure Ni, Co, and Cu chloride catholyte from nickel rich matte by low temperature (400 0c) chlorination roasting of Ni, Co, and Cu with HCl and leaching with water (PH 7). The effects of roasting temperature, time, oxygen potential and HCI addition and leaching temperature, pH, H2S04 addition and residue sulphur on the recovery of metals and purity of leaching solution were investigated. More than 99 % of Ni and Co and 95 % of Cu in the matte was directly extracted into the solution while 99.995 % of Fe remained in the residue. The iron concentration in the leaching solution was less than 3.6 X 10-5 mol/L.
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APA: X. Nie  (1994)  Studies Of Obtaining Nickel, Cobalt And Copper Chloride Catholyte By One-Step Elimination Of Iron From Nickel Rich Matte

MLA: X. Nie Studies Of Obtaining Nickel, Cobalt And Copper Chloride Catholyte By One-Step Elimination Of Iron From Nickel Rich Matte. Society for Mining, Metallurgy & Exploration, 1994.

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