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Recovery of rhodium with a novel soft donor ligand using solvent extraction techniques in chloride media
Shalina C Bottorff1, Ashton S Powell1, Charles L Barnes2
1Department of Chemistry, Washington State University, PO Box 644630, Pullman, WA 99164, USA. bennyp@wsu.edu.
Abstract:
Rhodium remains a high value platinum group metal that has key applications in electronics, catalysts, and batteries. To provide a useful tool for Rh isolation, a novel tridentate ligand utilizing soft N and S donors was designed to specifically extract Rh. The synthesis, complexation kinetics, and liquid-liquid extraction studies were performed to explore the overall process and recovery of Rh from chloride media.
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