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The wet method is used for recovering palladium from secondary resources; this includes the NH4Cl precipitation method, and ultimately, palladium powder is obtained through hydration trap reduction. I have just started working in this industry, and I am seeking information on the entire process. I would also appreciate guidance from those with more experience regarding the key points of each step, as well as the operational requirements and details. Thank you
Among palladium compounds, platinum is the hardest to remove completely; the others are easier to deal with. It’s best to buy a book and read about it. Where are you from?
I’m from Jiangxi. Could you recommend any books that introduce names? It’s better to have more specific work instructions
Hello! I saw your post. What’s your QQ number? Mine is 45966605. I am mainly involved in the smelting of precious metals. As well as precious metal catalysts. Looking forward to communicating with you online! The liquid contains platinum and palladium, so there’s no need to worry about difficulties in handling it – it’s actually very simple. I’ve been running a smelting plant dedicated to precious metals, and with proper control of temperature and pH levels, I can help you separate platinum and palladium completely!
It can also be precipitated using ammonium chloride; the principle is quite simple.
Which company is on the 5th floor in Chenzhou? I’m also from Chenzhou. Some time ago, I recovered palladium from the gold-rich liquid obtained from silver anode sludge, achieving a purity of over 99.9%, but I was unable to recover platinum. Could you give some advice?
You’re on the 6th floor; are you from Chenzhou? Platinum is very simple for me; you just don’t need to read those books written by experts – they’re harmful. If you’re interested, add me on QQ at 45966605.
Brother Guo is a true hero. Thank you!