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Study on the Extraction and Separation of Scandium by N503-P204 and TBP-P204 Synergistic Extraction Systems AITranslate

School of Materials Science and Engineering,Zhengzhou University;School of Materials Science and Engineering,Zhengzhou University;School of Materials Science and Engineering,Zhengzhou University
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In order to separate Sc and impurity ions from titanium white waste acid,the extraction and separation behaviors of Sc,Ti,Fe and Al from titanium white waste acid by N503-P204 and TBP-P204 synergistic extraction systems were studied.The results show that the Sc extraction rates in the systems of 5%N503+5%P204+90%sulfonated kerosene and 5%TBP+5%P204+90%sulfonated kerosene are 99.74%and 99.73%,respectively by two-stage countercurrent extraction under the conditions of 25℃and O/A=1∶20.In the N503-P204 synergistic extraction system,99.34%Ti is eluted with 1 mol/L phosphoric acid through two-stage countercurrent washing under the conditions of 35℃and O/A=1∶2,while only 66.22%Ti is eluted in TBP-P204 synergistic extraction system under the same conditions.Combined with infrared characterization,it is confirmed that the extraction and separation efficiency of N503-P204 synergistic extraction system on Sc is superior to that of TBP-P204 synergistic extraction system.In N503-P204 synergistic extraction system,when 2 mol/L sodium hydroxide is used for stripping under the conditions of 50℃and O/A=3∶1,Sc stripping rate reaches 99.28%,while Fe,Al and other impurities are left in the organic phase,realizing Sc recovery.

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scandium synergistic extraction N503 P204 TBP titanium white waste acid
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Chinese Library Classification Number:TF804.2[冶金工程—有色金属冶金]

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In order to separate Sc and impurity ions from titanium white waste acid,the extraction and separation behaviors of Sc,Ti,Fe and Al from titanium white waste acid by N503-P204 and TBP-P204 synergistic extraction systems were studied.The results show that the Sc extraction rates in the systems of 5%N503+5%P204+90%sulfonated kerosene and 5%TBP+5%P204+90%sulfonated kerosene are 99.74%and 99.73%,respectively by two-stage countercurrent extraction under the conditions of 25℃and O/A=1∶20.In the N503-P204 synergistic extraction system,99.34%Ti is eluted with 1 mol/L phosphoric acid through two-stage countercurrent washing under the conditions of 35℃and O/A=1∶2,while only 66.22%Ti is eluted in TBP-P204 synergistic extraction system under the same conditions.Combined with infrared characterization,it is confirmed that the extraction and separation efficiency of N503-P204 synergistic extraction system on Sc is superior to that of TBP-P204 synergistic extraction system.In N503-P204 synergistic extraction system,when 2 mol/L sodium hydroxide is used for stripping under the conditions of 50℃and O/A=3∶1,Sc stripping rate reaches 99.28%,while Fe,Al and other impurities are left in the organic phase,realizing Sc recovery.

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GB/T 7714-2015 [1] ZHANG Yu-qian, LI Zhi-hua, ZHAO Zhong-wei. Study on the Extraction and Separation of Scandium by N503-P204 and TBP-P204 Synergistic Extraction Systems[J]. Rare Metals and Cemented Carbides, 2025(1): 1-11.
MLA [1] ZHANG Yu-qian, et al., "Study on the Extraction and Separation of Scandium by N503-P204 and TBP-P204 Synergistic Extraction Systems." Rare Metals and Cemented Carbides, no. 1, 2025, pp. 1-11.
APA [1] ZHANG Yu-qian, LI Zhi-hua, & ZHAO Zhong-wei. (2025). Study on the Extraction and Separation of Scandium by N503-P204 and TBP-P204 Synergistic Extraction Systems. Rare Metals and Cemented Carbides(1), 1-11.
IEEE [1] ZHANG Yu-qian, LI Zhi-hua, and ZHAO Zhong-wei, "Study on the Extraction and Separation of Scandium by N503-P204 and TBP-P204 Synergistic Extraction Systems," Rare Metals and Cemented Carbides, no. 1, pp. 1-11, 2025. keywords: {scandium;synergistic extraction;N503;P204;TBP;titanium white waste acid}