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How to remove iron ions from sulfuric acid

2015-10-10View Original

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By reacting acid with the ore to remove iron from it, the iron ends up in the acid in ionic form. The acid is intended to be reused; could you advise on how to remove the iron ions from this acid?
Reply #22015-10-11
Tell me your process; I know how to do it, I have a way
Reply #32015-10-13
What is the level of iron ions, and to what extent do they need to be removed?; If the iron ion concentration is high, osmosis can be considered ; If the content is low, considering the use of resin adsorption method is possible
Reply #42015-10-14
I have the technology to remove iron ions; you can contact me at phone number 17858871015. I can reduce the iron ion level in waste acid to 2.6 g/L.
Reply #52015-10-18
There are limits to the resin adsorption temperature; manganese dioxide is the best choice.
Reply #62015-10-22
Ion exchange resins can be considered to replace iron ions with hydrogen ions
Reply #72015-11-07
Four methods: hydrolysis, extraction, membrane technology, and ion exchange
Reply #82015-11-13
How exactly is ion exchange resin used?
Reply #92015-12-16
Thank you. Can you give me a QQ number? It’s convenient to ask questions
Reply #102015-12-16
Please leave your contact information, QQ, so I can ask you questions

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