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Sources and refining of high-purity iridium

Sources and refining of high-purity iridium I. There are many sources of iridium: recycling of iridium catalysts, recycling of radioactive medical device components, recycling of aerospace components, and high-precision instruments, containing iridium minerals; II. Purification of iridium: (1) Acid leaching:…

Extraction of low-grade gold-containing liquid

Small gold bars

Extraction of low-grade gold-containing liquid The process of electrolytic extraction of low-grade precious liquid containing gold is as follows: First, prepare an electrolytic cell and install a stainless steel anode and a metal cathode. Inject low-grade precious liquid containing gold…

Unique properties of tellurium (Te)

Unique properties of tellurium (Te) Density: about 6.24 g/cm³, heavy. Melting point: about 449.5°C, boiling point about 988°C. Appearance: silvery white to gray metal with luster. Reactivity: Tellurium is stable in air, but reacts with oxygentoform tellurium dioxide (TeO₂) at…

E-waste recycling technology

Jinquan - E-waste gold withdrawal

Universal e-waste recycling technology          Incineration is a high-temperature process used to burn away organic materials and plastics from electronic waste, leaving behind metal residues. Smelting involves melting the waste material at high temperatures to separate the…

Separation methods of rhodium-iridium alloy

Separation methods of rhodium-iridium alloy: (1) Acid dissolution Rhodium-iridium alloy is first crushed into fine particles and then placed in a mixed acid containing chloride (such as aqua regia). Iridium reacts with the chlorine in the aqua regia to form…

Automotive Catalyst Recycling Technology

Automotive catalyst recycling involves recovering precious metals like platinum, palladium, and rhodium from used emission control devices. These metals serve as catalysts in vehicle exhaust systems, reducing harmful emissions. Given their rarity and value, recycling is both economically and environmentally…

Potential difference in tellurium electrolysis

Electrolytic Silver Recovery System

Potential difference in tellurium electrolysis Potential difference refers to the voltage difference between the electrodes during electrolysis. Controlling the potential difference is crucial for the quality of tellurium deposition. Below are some key electrode potential data relevant to tellurium electrolysis:…

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