1. Effect of process parameters on the behavior of hematite precipitation in zinc hydrometallurgy.
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DENG Zhi-gan, WEI Chang, ZHU Bei-ping, LI Cun-xiong, LI Xing-bin, and LI Minting
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The hematite precipitation process for removing iron is a technology of less precipitation residue to realize high efficient separation of zinc and iron in hydrometallurgical zinc process. The oxidation hydrolysis precipitation behavior of ferrous sulfate during hematite precipitation for iron removal was studied. The precipitation characteristics and phase characterization of the precipitation product and the effect of time, acidity, temperature, sulfate concentration and the amount of return precipitates as seed crystal on hematite precipitation process for removing iron were investigated. The results show that the hematite precipitation process for removing iron could be controlled. The existence of potassium and sodium ions in the solution will lead to the production of jarosite, which would reduce the iron content of hematite precipitates. And a higher concentration of zinc sulfate is not conducive to hematite precipitation. At a lower temperature, return precipitates as seed crystal could precipitate high-quality hematite. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]
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- 2020
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