序号 专利名 申请号 申请日 公开(公告)号 公开(公告)日 发明人
1 Process for producing antimony trioxide US710115 1996-09-12 US5783166A 1998-07-21 J. Dean Thibault; Michael D. MacDonald; Donald A. Stevens
A process for the production of antimony trioxide comprising the steps of: (i) reacting antimony trisulfide with iron (III) chloride to produce antimony trichloride; and (ii) hydrolyzing antimony trichloride to produce antimony trioxide. In a preferred embodiment, the process is substantially closed or near-closed loop. Antimony trioxide is a known flame retardant for use in plastics, ceramics and the like.
2 Process for selective extraction of contaminant elements from mixtures of electrolytes in solution US428275 1989-10-27 US5039496A 1991-08-13 Ralf Kehl; Werner Schwab; Robert B. Sudderth; Gary A. Korkosky
Prior art processes for removal of one or more contaminant elements, including at least one of antimony, bismuth, and arsenic and optionally including iron, from electrolyte solutions of primary metals by solvent extraction with an organic phase including a hydroxamic acid, then precipitating at least part of the contaminant elements from the organic phase as sulfides, are improved by an additional step of re-extracting the organic phase with water before precipitating the sulfides from it. At least part of any arsenic present and, if desired, part of any antimony as well, may be re-extracted in this manner and subsequently recovered if desired, so that the overall process is made more economical.
3 Method of separating metal chlorides US31463263 1963-10-08 US3388993A 1968-06-18 PETERSON HAL D; DROBNICK JAMES L; SMITH STANTON B
4 Method of leaching treatment for ores containing arsenic and antimony or metallurgical byyproducts JP3505576 1976-03-29 JPS51121429A 1976-10-23 YOOZEFU HIIMEREERUSU; AKIIRE DE SHIEEBAA; ANTON FUAN PETEEGEMU
5 VERFAHREN ZUM TRENNEN VON SICH ÜBERLAGERNDEN ELEMENTEN AUS METALLELEKTROLYTLÖSUNGEN VON EDELMETALLEN EP89912423.0 1989-10-19 EP0490893A1 1992-06-24 KEHL, Ralf; SCHWAB, Werner; SUDDERTH, Robert, Brantley; KORDOSKY, Gary, Alan
Dans un procédé pour séparer des éléments parasites, à savoir arsenic, antimoine, bismuth et/ou fer, contenus dans des solutions électrolytiques de métaux de valeur, par extraction par solvant et récupération consécutive des éléments parasites précités, une solution électrolytique aqueuse de métaux de valeur d'acides minéraux est ajoutée à un solvant organique faiblement hydrosoluble, renfermant un ou plusieurs acides hydroxamiques et les deux phases sont intimement mélangées. Les sulfures d'arsenic, antimoine et bismuth sont précipités à partir de la phase organique, séparés, et le fer extrait est ensuite extrait à nouveau et récupéré dans une phase aqueuse avec un complexant hydrosoluble. Avant la précipitation des sulfures, la phase organique est mise en contact avec de l'eau pendant une durée suffisante pour permettre la ré-extraction, et si nécessaire, l'arsenic et/ou l'antimoine ré-extraits dans la phase aqueuse sont précipités par réduction d'une manière connue en soi et re-traités sous forme de sous-produit.
6 Process for separating antimony from acidic solutions containing same with an organic diluent containing a polyol US466319 1990-05-04 US5093090A 1992-03-03 Renato Guerriero; Italo Vittadini
There is disclosed a method for the separation of antimony from acidic solutions which contain antimony, alone, or together with other metallic ions, by extracting antimony with an organic, water-immiscible, polyol-containing diluent. The method comprises the steps of contacting the antimony-containing acidic solution with a water-immiscible organic diluent containing at least one polyol dissolved therein, preferably a diol, said polyol serving to extract the antimony. The polyol serves to selectively extract the antimony from the acidic solution to the exclusion of other metallic ions such as copper and nickel.
7 Process for the removal of bismuth and antimony from aqueous sulfuric acid solution containing bismuth and/or antimony US606372 1984-05-02 US4501666A 1985-02-26 Takashi Ogata; Hiroshi Hosaka; Shunichi Kasai
Disclosed herein is a process for the selective removal of bismuth and/or antimony from an aqueous sulfuric acid solution containing dissolved bismuth and/or antimony mixed with other metals, such as an electrolyte formed in the electrolytic purification of metals, by which process bismuth and/or antimony are selectively removed from the above sulfuric acid solution by bringing said solution into contact with a phosphomethylamino chelate resin.
8 Method of removing antimony from an antimony-containing copper electrolyte US419193 1982-09-17 US4444666A 1984-04-24 Hiroshi Sato
The antimony in an antimony-containing copper electrolyte is removed by contacting the antimony-containing copper electrolyte with activated carbon at between room temperature and 60.degree. C.
9 Recovering antimony trichloride from hydrocarbon extract phase US12955849 1949-11-26 US2605211A 1952-07-29 DETERS JOHN F
10 Procédé de traitement hydrométallurgique d'une solution de chlorure d'indium EP88402954.7 1988-11-24 EP0318384B1 1992-09-16 Le Quesne, Yves; Fossi, Paolo
11 Verfahren zur Abtrennung von Störelementen aus Wertmetall-Elektrolytlösungen EP89119428.4 1989-10-19 EP0370233A1 1990-05-30 Kehl, Ralf; Schwab, Werner, Dr.; Sudderth, Robert Brantley; Kordosky, Gary Alan, Dr.

Die Erfindung betrifft ein Verfahren zur Abtrennung von Störelementen ausgewählt aus Arsen, Antimon, Bismut und/oder Eisen aus Wertmetall-Elektrolytlösungen im Wege der Solvent-­Extraktion und nachfolgender Wiedergewinnung der genannten Störelemente, in dem man eine wäßrige, Mineralsäurewertme­tall-Elektrolytlösung mit einem wenig wasserlöslichen organi­schen Lösungsmittel, das eine oder mehrere Hydroxamsäure(n) enthält, versetzt, die beiden Phasen intensiv miteinander mischt, aus der Organophase durch Sulfidfällung Arsen, Antimon und Bismut ausfällt, die Sulfide abtrennt und das extrahierte Eisen anschließend mit einem wasserlöslichen Komplexbildner für Eisen in eine wäßrige Phase reextrahiert und zurückgewinnt, das dadurch gekennzeichnet ist, daß man vor der Sulfidfällung die organische Phase mit Wasser über eine ausreichende Kontaktie­rungszeit reextrahiert, das in die Wasserphase reextrahierte Arsen und/oder Antimon gegebenenfalls in an sich bekannter Weise reduktiv ausfällt und als Nebenprodukt aufarbeitet.

12 Bismuth generator method US789973 1997-01-28 US5749042A 1998-05-05 Lane Allan Bray; Jaquetta R. DesChane
A method for separating .sup.213 Bi from a solution of radionuclides wherein the solution contains a concentration of the chloride ions and hydrogen ions adjusted to allow the formation of a chloride complex. The solution is then brought into contact with an anion exchange resin, whereupon .sup.213 Bi is absorbed from the solution and adhered onto the anion exchange resin in the chloride complex. Other non-absorbing radionuclides such as .sup.225 Ra, .sup.225 Ac, and .sup.221 Fr, along with HCl are removed from the anion exchange resin with a scrub solution. The .sup.213 Bi is removed from the anion exchange resin by washing the anion exchange resin with a stripping solution free of chloride ions and with a reduced hydrogen ion concentration which breaks the chloride anionic complex, releasing the .sup.213 Bi as a cation. In a preferred embodiment of the present invention, the anion exchange resin is provided as a thin membrane, allowing for extremely rapid adherence and stripping of the .sup.213 Bi. A preferred stripping solution for purification of .sup.213 Bi for use in medical applications includes sodium acetate, pH 5.5. A protein conjugated with bifunctional chelating agents in vivo with the NaOAc, to receive the .sup.213 Bi as it is being released from the anion exchange resin.
13 Process for hydrometallurgical treatment of an indium chloride solution US391531 1989-07-19 US5019363A 1991-05-28 Yves Le Quesne; Paolo Fossi
A process for the hydrometallurgical treatment of an indium chloride solution and at least one element selected from the group consisting of tin and antimony comprises the following steps: a) adjustment of the free chloride ion content by addition of alkaline or alkaline earth chloride or a mixture thereof and of their acidity by the addition of hydrochloric acid; b) bringing said indium chloride solution into contact with an organic phase containing dry trialkyl phosphate; c) extraction of said organic phase by bringing the latter into contact with a 0.1 to 3 N hydrochloric acid solution to obtain an indium chloride solution; d) basic extraction using an alkaline metal hydroxyde. Application to extractive metallurgy and recovery of indium and accompanying elements.
14 Process for separating antimony from columbium solutions US549285 1983-11-07 US4518570A 1985-05-21 Harvey Stewart; C. Edward Mosheim
A process is disclosed for producing columbium solutions substantially free from antimony contamination. An aqueous columbium solution is contacted with an organic solvent to extract the antimony.
15 Borane reducing resins US885939 1978-03-13 US4223173A 1980-09-16 Larry Manziek
This invention relates to solid nonionic cross-linked resins containing amine or phosphine borane adducts and their use as reducing agents for metal ions, aldehydes, ketones, alkenes and the like. This invention also relates to the use of these resins as starting materials for the preparation of novel metal catalysts for use in hydrogenation reactions.
16 Treatment of ores or metallurgical by-products containing arsenic and antimony US667933 1976-03-18 US4102976A 1978-07-25 Jozef Hiemeleers; Achille De Schepper; Antoine Van Peteghem
In a process for treating a metal bearing material containing arsenic and antimony by leaching in an acid solution with an oxygen-containing gas under pressure at a temperature of between 20.degree. and 200.degree. C, the improvement which consists in adding at least one element chosen from the group consisting of arsenic and phosphorus in such an amount to the leach mixture that the molar ratio (As + 4P) : Sb therein shall be at least equal to 8, thus dissolving at least the major part of the arsenic and antimony contained in the starting material.
17 Method of separating the top 213 ▼ Bi ▲ from radioactive nuclear type of solution JP53224298 1998-01-28 JP2001500428A 2001-01-16 デス・チャン,ジャケッタ・アール; ブレイ,レイン・エイ
(57)【要約】 213 Biを放射性核種類の溶液から分離する方法において、この溶液は、塩化物錯体の形成を可能にするように調節されたある濃度の塩化物イオンと素イオンとを含む。 次に溶液を陰イオン交換樹脂に接触させ、その結果 213 Biは溶液から吸収され、塩化物錯体中で陰イオン交換樹脂の上に付着する。 他の非吸収放射性核種類、例えば 225 Ra、 225 Ac及び 221 Frを、HClと共に、スクラブ溶液を用いて陰イオン交換樹脂から除去する。 213 Biを陰イオン交換樹脂から取り出すために、ストリッピング溶液を用いて陰イオン交換樹脂を洗浄する。 塩化物イオンを含まず、水素イオン濃度の低下したストリッピング溶液は、塩化物陰イオン錯体を破壊し、 213 Biを陽イオンとして遊離させる。 本発明の好適な実施例においては、陰イオン交換樹脂は、 213 Biの極めて迅速な付着とストリッピングとを可能にする薄膜として提供される。 医療用途において使用するための 213 Biの精製のための好ましいストリッピング溶液としては、酢酸ナトリウム、pH5. 5が挙げられる。 213 Biが陰イオン交換樹脂から遊離するにつれて、 213 Biを受け取るための、生体内で二官能キレート化剤と結合しているタンパク質及びNaOAc。
18 Hydrometallurgical processing method of indium chloride solution JP50946588 1988-11-24 JP2814507B2 1998-10-22 フオシ,パオロ; ル・ケスヌ,イブ
19 JPH02502296A - JP50946588 1988-11-24 JPH02502296A 1990-07-26
20 Method for removing bismuth and antimony from aqueous solution acidified with sulfuric acid JP8240283 1983-05-11 JPS59208089A 1984-11-26 OGATA TAKASHI; HOSAKA KOUJI; KASAI SHIYUNICHI
PURPOSE: To remove selectively and efficiently Bi and/or Sb from an aqueous soln. acidified with sulfuric acid by bringing the soln. contg. dissolved Bi and/ or Sb into contact with a phosphomethylamino type chelate resin. CONSTITUTION: An aqueous soln. contg. dissolved Bi and/or Sb acidified with sulfuric acid such as a copper electrolytic soln. is continuously passed through a layer of a phosphomethylamino type chelate resin packed in a column. By the contact of the soln. with the chelate resin, Bi and/or Sb can be removed selectively and efficiently, so the copper electrolytic soln. or the like is easily purified. The contact is effectively carried out at ambient temp., it is not required to adjust especially the concn. of sulfuric acid in the soln., and the soln. is handled simply. COPYRIGHT: (C)1984,JPO&Japio
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