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使用盐水浸从铜植物残留物 (CPR) 中回收 - 沉 - 化工艺

Cong Li1, Suqin Li1, Penghui Guo1

  • 1School of Metallurgical and Ecological Engineering, University of Science and Technology Beijing, Beijing, 100083, China.

Chemosphere
|October 21, 2023
PubMed
概括

这项研究开发了一种新的HCl-NaCl洗-转换-热分解工艺,将危险的铜植物残留物 (CPR) 转化为有价值的氧化 (PbO) 和四氧化 (Pb3O4),实现高纯度产品并促进残留物回收.

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含有的残留物 含有的残留物在Pb的液化动力学上,Pb{3}O{4} Pb{3}O{4} Pb{3}O{4} Pb{3}O{4} Pb{3}O{4} Pb{3}O{4} Pb{3}O{4} Pb{3}O{4} Pb{4}O{5} Pb{3}O{4} Pb{3}O{4} Pb{4}O{5} Pb{4}O{5} Pb{4}O{6} Pb{3}O{4} Pb{4}O{5} Pb{3}O{4} Pb{4}O{5} Pb{4}O{6} Pb{4}O{6} Pb{3}O{6} Pb{4}O{6} Pb{4}O{6} Pb{3}O{7} Pb{4}O{6} Pb在PbO中,PbO是PbO.热分解 热分解

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