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Nickel sulfate iron removal

2022-06-23View Original

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My sample contains 40–60 grams per liter of iron and 8–12 grams per liter of nickel. If oxidation or sodium ferricyanide is used to remove iron, a large amount of iron sludge will be generated. Is it possible to separate nickel sulfate from ferrous sulfate or ferric sulfate first, and then add sodium sulfate along with sodium ferricyanide? Would that work?

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