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On the selection of reducing agents and leaching agents in silver reduction

2011-06-13View Original

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Seeking advice on the advantages and disadvantages of sodium sulfite and liquid ammonia as leaching agents in wet silver separation; Advantages and disadvantages of the reducing agents formaldehyde and hydrazine hydrate. If there are any other good leaching agents and reducing agents, please share your knowledge with us
Reply #22011-06-15
Generally, the wet method involves using ammonia water to dissolve silver and hydrazine hydrate for reduction, resulting in a relatively high purity of the reduced silver
Reply #32011-06-20
I have experience in this area, so we can discuss it together; add me on QQ at 373759244
Reply #42011-06-30
If it is silver nitrate, a new method called swirl electrolysis can be used to electrolytically extract pure silver directly from the solution; tests have shown that this method can achieve a purity of 99.99%. Relevant information can be found if needed

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