Taking sludge from Daye nonferrous metals company as raw materials,process route of recovering copper with ammonia leaching process was studied,and the heating method was used to remove ammonia,then copper in the from of copper hydroxide was separated greatest recovery of copper oxide was %.
Recovery of copper from CuSO4 as a science experiment 2001. Q. To whom it may concern, I am a intermediate science student. I am doing an assignment, and the scenario for this assignment is: ''The chemical plant produces as a byproduct a solution of copper sulphate, I am required to investigate the recovery of the copper from the solution''. In the experiment for this assignment I will
SELECTIVE LEACHING FOR THE RECOVERY OF COPPER FROM PCB Md Fazlul Bari*, Mst. Noorzan Begum, Shamsul Barin Jamaludin, Kamarudin Hussin School of Materials Engineering, University Malaysia Perlis, 02600 Arau,Malaysia Abstract This paper reported on the leaching behavior of printed circuit board (PCB) using a new leaching agent of ammoniaammonium persulfate, to recover copper
Ammonia leaching is being proposed for using in copper metallurgy as an alternative to sulfuric acid leaching [15][16] [17] [18][19]. The main advantages of ammonia leaching of copperand zinc
This paper reported on the leaching behavior of printed circuit board (PCB) using a new leaching agent of ammoniaammonium persulfate, to recover copper. Cu and Zn leaching were found to be fast and reached equilibrium in 6h whereas for Ni, prolonged leaching time was
Electrochemistry during efficient copper recovery from complex electronic waste using ammonia based solutions. Zhi Sun 1, 2 (), Hongbin Cao 2, Prakash Venkatesan 1, Wei Jin 2 (), Yanping Xiao 3, Jilt Sietsma 1, Yongxiang Yang 1: 1. Department of Materials Science and Engineering, TU Delft, 2628 CD Delft, the Netherlands 2. National Engineering Laboratory for Hydrometallurgical Cleaner
· The results are used to determine the optimum conditions for economically feasible copper electrolytic recovery from the spent ammoniacal etching solutions.
In this research, copper could be selectively recovered using an ammoniabased process, from industrially processed information and communication technology (ICT) waste with high complexity. A detailed understanding on the role of ammonium salt was focused during both stages of leaching copper into a solution and the subsequent step for copper recovery from the solution. By comparing the
Specifically, copper in the ICT waste could be selectively extracted by using an ammoniaammonium carbonate solution. In the downstream to recover copper from the leached solution, direct copper electrowinning from the ammoniabased leaching solutions is usually introduced.
COPPER RECOVERY FROM AMMONIA LEACH SOLUTIONS By . 1. Aleksander Tsekov, 1Todor Angelov, 1Georgi Savov and 2Bas Nauts 1I. ontech 2000 JSC, Bulgaria. 2. Attero, the Netherlands Presenter and Corresponding Author . Aleksander Tsekov . ABSTRACT . The Atero/ElemetalSolvent Extraction/Electrowinning(A/ESXEW) pilot plant is a hydrometallurgical processing plant, located at
region of ammonia solutions and copperammonia complexes and its adverse environmental effects limits its extensive application. On the other hand [33], have also shown that copper cyanide complexes can be extracted from its alkaline cyanide leached solutions using the guanidine extractant, LIX 7950. In this case, strong caustic solutions, with preferably some sodium cyanide present, are
Using nitric acid, copper recovery was improved by 35% after only 30minutes of leaching. Keywords—Alkaline leaching, atmospheric conditions, nitric acid/ammonia ratio. I. INTRODUCTION processes in hydrometallurgy are concerned with . EACHING the chemical dissolution of the raw materials being treated to form a solution containing the metals to be recovered[1]. Leaching studies
When concentrated ammonia solution (ammonium hydroxide) is added to a clear, light blue, aqueous solution of copper (II) chloride, a powdery, light blue precipitate of copper (II) hydroxide forms. Further addition of ammonia causes the copper ion to go back into solution as a deep blue ammonia complex.
To examine the effect of the particle size on copper extraction from the malachite ore, experiments were conducted by using fractions of the ore with average particle size of 136, 120, 93,, and μm while the values of ammonium sulfate concentration, solid to liquid ratio, stirring speed, and reaction temperature were kept constant at 4 mol/L, 2 g solid/500 mL solution, 400 rpm, and
· Has anyone tried using ammonia for removing copper fouling? I''ve heard that one of the copper fouling removal products is nothing more than a glycol (probably to make it more viscous and stick to the barrel walls) and ammonia mix. I''m thinking a similar mixture of ammonia and a viscous agent (I think antifreezes have glycol in them?) either liberally applied with patches or allowed
Highest recovery for ammonia alone was 53% with only 5% of copper being recovered when using ammonium carbonate. The increase in recovery of copper from the malachite was also due to the slow drop in the pH of the buffer solution, at +/, resulting in the formation of stable copperammonia complexes [9]. Park et al. [10] found that 2 M ammonium hydroxide plus 2 M of ammonium sulphate
The use of ammonia as a leaching agent in the recovery of copper from ores and concentrates has a number of potential benefits. These include the ability to treat ores with an acid consuming gangue, noncorrosivity, the insolubility of iron in the solution and increased selectivity. This paper reviews the previous and current use of
Electrochemistry during efficient copper recovery from complex electronic waste using ammonia based solutions. Zhi Sun 1, 2 (), Hongbin Cao 2, Prakash Venkatesan 1, Wei Jin 2 (), Yanping Xiao 3, Jilt Sietsma 1, Yongxiang Yang 1: 1. Department of Materials Science and Engineering, TU Delft, 2628 CD Delft, the Netherlands 2. National Engineering Laboratory for Hydrometallurgical Cleaner
Technical Report: Recovery of valuable metals from manganese nodules by ammonia leaching Title: Recovery of valuable metals from manganese nodules by ammonia leaching Full Record
Ammonia leaching was rst used for recovery of non ferrous metals such as copper from oxide ores or ores containing pure copper but gradually the use of this technology was developed from more traditional elements of copper nickel and cobalt to the extractive metallurgy of
recovery of copper from the solution. During the leaching step of this study, the overall reaction occurring between malachite and ammonium sulfate can be written as follows: 344 22 22 34 2 2 CuCO Cu OH 2 NH SO 2Cu 4NH 2SO CO 3H O (1) Copper ions passing into the solution form copper amine complexes with ammonia. The formation re
· Copper recovery from PCB scrap was carried out by a hydrometallurgical process using ammoniacal ammonium sulfate and chloride systems. Copper was leached by Cu(II) ammine to produce a Cu(I) ammine solution containing Zn, Pb, Mn and some Ni, but leaving Fe, Al and other impurities in the residue. Lead rejection was slightly higher in the sulfate system. In the following purification stage, the
· The behavior of impurity elements during a copper recovery process from waste printed circuit board (PCB) using ammonia–ammonium sulfate and chloride systems are examined and the performance of these two systems are compared. Leaching of PCB was carried out by solutions containing copper (II) ammine complexes as the oxidizing agent.
Through this process, ammonium hydroxide was recovered using an evaporating device and copper hydroxide was transformed into cupric oxide. The purity of copper in the oxide compound reached %. The economic evaluation of this process for a capacity of six tons of coppercontaining wastewater sludge per day is discussed. For an initial capital investment of NT million with annual