Regarding the combined use of P507 and C272

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Both P507 and C272 can be used for the separation of nickel and cobalt. C272 has a separation coefficient that is an order of magnitude higher than that of P507, but its price is also dozens of times that of P507. Is it possible to use a mixture of the two? What improvements have been seen in the separation efficiency and the number of separation stages?

Reply #22018-02-23

I haven’t been here in a long time. Are you asking because you’re using it?

Reply #32019-12-19

Mr. Zheng is an experienced veteran in cobalt and nickel extraction:handshake

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