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Zinc smelting Precipitated alum

2015-10-31View Original

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After neutralization, the solution contains approximately 1.0 g/L of arsenic and about 0.5 g/L of antimony. By adding alum and iron to a concentration of around 7 g/L, it is still not possible to reduce the levels of arsenic and antimony to below 1 mg/L. I would appreciate it if anyone with expertise could suggest effective methods for removing arsenic and antimony. Thank you!
Reply #22015-11-05
In such cases, iron removal must be performed twice to achieve complete removal
Reply #32015-12-23
During the precipitation of jarosite, arsenic and antimony do not precipitate together

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