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- Wiley
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- Copyright © 2000 Canadian Society for Chemical Engineering
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- 0008-4034
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- 1939-019X
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- 10.1002/cjce.5450780512
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Abstract
Sodium di‐(n‐octyl) phosphinate (NaL) was used as a precipitating agent to remove heavy metals from aqueous nitrate solutions. Cadmium, zinc and mixtures of lead, cadmium and zinc were precipitated in the form of PbL2(s), CdL2(s), and ZnL2(s). Lowering the pH of the feed solution reduced the removal of the metals as some of the phosphinate precipitated in the acid form as HL(S). The removal of lead, cadmium, and zinc, from a solution containing the three metals gave a selectivity in the order Zn > Pb > Cd. Predictions of an equilibrium‐constant model, using measured solubility products of the precipitates and literature values of stability constants, gave metal removals, loss of precipitating agent, and equilibrium pH in good agreement with measured values.
Journal
The Canadian Journal of Chemical Engineering – Wiley
Published: Oct 1, 2000