Separation of Iron and Nickel from Heavily Concentrated Aqueous Ferric Chloride Solution by Liquid-liquid Extraction 


Vol. 13,  No. 4, pp. 274-280, Dec.  2007


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A liquid-liquid solvent extraction process was developed in this study to recover Fe and Ni from heavily concentrated aqueous ferric chloride solution, in an effort to substitute the conventional iron reduction method. Solvent composition and extraction conditions were first developed from the laboratory experiments, and the pilot system was designed and built for commercialization. Stage numbers for extraction and stripping were determined from pilot plant runs, and other operation data were obtained for mass production.

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[IEEE Style]

P. M, K. YW, P. J, P. C, "Separation of Iron and Nickel from Heavily Concentrated Aqueous Ferric Chloride Solution by Liquid-liquid Extraction," Clean Technology, vol. 13, no. 4, pp. 274-280, 2007. DOI: .

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Park M, Kim YW, Park J, and Park C. 2007. Separation of Iron and Nickel from Heavily Concentrated Aqueous Ferric Chloride Solution by Liquid-liquid Extraction. Clean Technology, 13, 4, (2007), 274-280. DOI: .

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