Solvent Extraction Studies for Removal of Hazardous Metals from the Sulfate Leach Solution of Electronic Wastes.

Kumar, Vinay and Kumar, Manoj and Bagchi, D and Jha, Manis K and Jeong, Jinki and Lee, Jae-chun (2007) Solvent Extraction Studies for Removal of Hazardous Metals from the Sulfate Leach Solution of Electronic Wastes. Proceedings of International Symposium of resource recycling . pp. 138-143.

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Abstract

With rapid industrialisation, the amount of e-wastes is in-creasing enormously in the world. In order to conserve res-ources and reduce environmental pollution, attempts are be-ing made to recover the valuables from such wastes. The present paper reports the studies carried out for separat-ion of metals viz.copper,cadmium,zinc and nickel expected from leaching of e-wastes. Initially, studies have been made to establish the condition required for cadmium extra-ction. The solvent,DEHPA was found suitable for extraction of cadmium and complete extraction can be achieved at pH 4.5 , O/A in 2 minutes from the sulfate solution . The studies carried out with model mixed solution containing copper, cadmium, zinc and nickel showed that copper can be selectively extracted with LlX84 leaving other metals in aqueous raffmate at O/A ratio 1 and above pH2. Subsequent-ly,the raffinate containing cadmium, zinc and nickel could be separated with DEHPA under the controlled pH.

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Uncontrolled Keywords:Solvent extraction, Cadmium, DEHPA, Sulfate solution.
Divisions:Metal Extraction and Forming
ID Code:2965
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Deposited On:06 Jun 2011 19:56
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