Recovery of Pd from Waste Solution Containing Pd Catalyst Used in Copper Non-Electric Plating

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

Abstract

Through-hole copper plating is performed to make a multi-layer printed circuit board. The through hole plating is first carried out by Pd catalyst treatment, followed by copper non-electric plating. The amount of Pd catalyst used in one plant is about 0.25-2 m3/month (8 g/dm3 PdCl2 base) depending on the plant scale, and the cost of the catalyst reaches 17,000¬I35,000 US$/month. In this study, the flow and material balance of a Pd in Pd catalyst treatment process was investigated. About 60% of Pd catalyst adheres on the through-hole and other part of setup, while 25% is released into the washing liquor. Pd in the washing liquor should be collected by a suitable method like a pressure filtration using diatomite. The material balance of Pd in Pd catalyst treatment process and the recovery method of Pd from waste solution containing Pd catalyst was investigated.
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APA: Junji Shibata  (2003)  Recovery of Pd from Waste Solution Containing Pd Catalyst Used in Copper Non-Electric Plating

MLA: Junji Shibata Recovery of Pd from Waste Solution Containing Pd Catalyst Used in Copper Non-Electric Plating. The Minerals, Metals and Materials Society, 2003.

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