How to deal with cuprous chloride? ?
Thread Content
I don’t know how to recycle the large amount of by-produced cuprous chloride. Could an expert please give me some advice? It’s best to make copper hydroxide or copper carbonate!
The market for cuprous chloride is already very good, as long as you can make it relatively pure, preferably ultrafine.
The problem is impurity, so I just thought I could handle it myself! Who can give me some advice? I can convert it into copper sulfate!
Some literature says that sodium carbonate is used for conversion. Is it necessary to directly react sodium carbonate solution with cuprous chloride? ? ? ?
I don’t know if anyone has made copper hydroxide. It looks easy, but it’s not so easy to produce. It turns black easily! Additives are a must! In your case, by adding sodium carbonate (preferably in reverse) and blowing air at the same time, you should be able to get basic copper carbonate! This post was last edited by memory1980 on 2009-3-15 10:38 ]
What does add back mean? ? It seems that it will convert itself into basic copper carbonate in the air.
Alkaline cleaning...add NaOH directly
Which process did you get it from? How are you going to use it? to prepare a plan
May I ask the poster how much copper does your cuprous chloride contain? Can it be sold directly? How much does it cost? Please come back if it is convenient: 168156scg@sina.com