Fundamental Study for Recovery of Nj2+ from Waste Solution in Ni Non-Electric Plating

The Minerals, Metals and Materials Society
Junji Shibata
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Jan 1, 2003

Abstract

Waste solution from the Ni non-electric plating process contains 4.0 kg/m3 Ni, 0.1 kglm3 Fe, 0.0 I kg/m3 Zn, 48 kg/m3 S042-, 98 kg/m3 HP032-and 31 kg/m3 laetic acid as a typical composition. Solvent extraction, cementation, ion exchange resin and precipitation methods are possible to use for the treatment of this kind of solution. In this study, solvent extraction of Ni was investigated using two kinds of extractants to clarify the relation between extraction percent and pH for various extractant mixtures. As Ni ion has an octahedral structure with ligands, the synergistic effect for Ni extraction is considered to take place in solvent extraction using two types of extractants. The investigation of the synergistic effect for Ni extraction was carried out in case of various extractant systems.
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APA: Junji Shibata  (2003)  Fundamental Study for Recovery of Nj2+ from Waste Solution in Ni Non-Electric Plating

MLA: Junji Shibata Fundamental Study for Recovery of Nj2+ from Waste Solution in Ni Non-Electric Plating. The Minerals, Metals and Materials Society, 2003.

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