Study on removal of As, Sb and Bi impurity ions in copper electrolyte by counterflow precipitation method
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    The content of As, Sb and Bi ions in the copper electrolyte is an important factor affecting the quality of the cathode copper. The existing electrolytic deposition method has high power consumption and large copper loss, and the extraction method and ion exchange method have the defect of large liquid volume. In this paper, using SO2 as reducing agent to reduce As5+ and Sb5+, H2O2 as an oxidant to oxidize As3+ and Sb3+, adjust the valence of arsenic, antimony and bismuth to form precipitated anode slime. An experimental study was carried out to reduce the impurity ions of arsenic, antimony and bismuth in copper electrolyte by counterflow precipitation of sulfur dioxide and hydrogen peroxide. The experiment results show that under certain conditions, the concentration of Sb ions can be reduced by pumping SO2 into the copper electrolyte alone, but the concentration of arsenic and bismuth ions does not change much; adding H2O2 into the copper electrolyte alone can reduce the concentration of arsenic and antimony ions, but it will also reduce the concentration of copper and bismuth ions, which may lead to anode passivation; the best experimental conditions is H2O2 added dropwise, the addition amount 4mL/L, the SO2 inlet concentration 0.125g/L, the stirring speed 250r/min, and the reaction temperature 50℃, under which counterflow precipitation technology can reduce the concentration of arsenic, antimony, bismuth impurity ions in copper electrolyte, and there will be no anode passivation.

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王军辉,姚夏妍,焦晓斌,等. 并流沉淀法降低铜电解液中砷锑铋杂质离子的研究[J]. 中国有色冶金, 2021, 50(3): 1-8.

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  • Received:November 10,2020
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