Process for extracting metals from solution

C - Chemistry – Metallurgy – 22 – B

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C22B 3/44 (2006.01)

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CA 2159534

A process for extracting iron, copper, and nickel from a solution containing iron, copper, nickel, and at least one contaminent selected from the group comprising magnesium, aluminium, calcium and sodium, wherein each of said solutes is present at its respective chloride. In the process, calcium oxide or calcium hydroxide are added as a precipitating agent in incremental steps to cause incremental increases in the pH of the solution. At each increasing pH, one of the aforesaid metals will precipitate as the corresponding metal hydroxide while leaving the remaining metals in solution. The metal hydroxide precipitate is separated from the remaining solution prior to the subsequent addition of the precipitating agent.

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