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Seek industrial-scale methods for silver chloride filtration. And ask: What is the particle size of the silver chloride precipitate?
-- Since filter paper can pass through, I think a plate and frame filter should also be possible. As for the particle size, use a particle analyzer to measure it. --
Thank you! A particle analyzer can conduct relatively microscopic analysis. However, silver chloride is an amorphous precipitate, and amorphous precipitates lose moisture over time. Does the loss of moisture have any effect on the particle size of silver chloride precipitates? Another book suggests that silver chloride precipitate should be filtered while it is still hot. How should the filtration temperature for silver chloride be controlled? Does filtering at room temperature affect the yield?
-- The original poster has the means to conduct experiments to determine it. --
If filter paper can pass through, it is necessary to choose the right filter cloth; otherwise, filtration will not be possible
1# chenwh is often encountered in the hydrometallurgical processing of gold sludge; there are no major issues, and you can discuss it with xuankuangliu@163.com
Hehe, filter it with a positive pressure filter. The particle size of silver chloride is 90% < 0.05 mm.
Is it producing silver chloride? If not, simply clean and restore it – 15961451179
Using ordinary cloth for filtering is also fine; if you’re worried about loss, use several layers