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Study on the Preparation of Large-Particle Anhydrous Pr-Nd Fluoride with Moderate Apparent Density by Hydrofluoric Acid Preparation Method AITranslate

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Anhydrous Pr-Nd fluoride powder was prepared by hydrofluoric acid precipitation,and the effects of oxalic acid addition,bottom water acidity,supernatant recycling times and hydrofluoric acid dosage on the formation of hydrated Pr-Nd fluoride crystal and the morphology,particle size,apparent density and impurities of anhydrous Pr-Nd fluoride powder were investigated.The results show that the optimized process conditions are as follows:oxalic acid addition at 6%~10%of the theoretical amount(1.5 times the molar amount of RE3+),bottom water acidity of 1.6~2.0 mol/L,supernatant recycling up to 3 times,and hydrofluoric acid dosage at 100%of the theoretical amount(3 times the molar amount of RE3+).The anhydrous Pr-Nd fluoride powder prepared under these optimized process conditions has a median particle size D50of 10~30μm and an apparent density of 0.7~0.8 g/cm3.The content of non-rare earth impurities is low,and the yield rate of rare earth reaches 99.81%.

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anhydrous Pr-Nd fluoride hydrofluoric acid precipitation apparent density particle size
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Anhydrous Pr-Nd fluoride powder was prepared by hydrofluoric acid precipitation,and the effects of oxalic acid addition,bottom water acidity,supernatant recycling times and hydrofluoric acid dosage on the formation of hydrated Pr-Nd fluoride crystal and the morphology,particle size,apparent density and impurities of anhydrous Pr-Nd fluoride powder were investigated.The results show that the optimized process conditions are as follows:oxalic acid addition at 6%~10%of the theoretical amount(1.5 times the molar amount of RE3+),bottom water acidity of 1.6~2.0 mol/L,supernatant recycling up to 3 times,and hydrofluoric acid dosage at 100%of the theoretical amount(3 times the molar amount of RE3+).The anhydrous Pr-Nd fluoride powder prepared under these optimized process conditions has a median particle size D50of 10~30μm and an apparent density of 0.7~0.8 g/cm3.The content of non-rare earth impurities is low,and the yield rate of rare earth reaches 99.81%.

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GB/T 7714-2015 [1] ZHENG Yan-ling, LAN Qiao-fa, QIU Xiao-ying, et al. Study on the Preparation of Large-Particle Anhydrous Pr-Nd Fluoride with Moderate Apparent Density by Hydrofluoric Acid Preparation Method[J]. Rare Metals and Cemented Carbides, 2024(4): 34-39.
MLA [1] ZHENG Yan-ling, et al., "Study on the Preparation of Large-Particle Anhydrous Pr-Nd Fluoride with Moderate Apparent Density by Hydrofluoric Acid Preparation Method." Rare Metals and Cemented Carbides, no. 4, 2024, pp. 34-39.
APA [1] ZHENG Yan-ling, LAN Qiao-fa, QIU Xiao-ying, LAN Jian-bo, XIAO Li, & GE Liu-sheng. (2024). Study on the Preparation of Large-Particle Anhydrous Pr-Nd Fluoride with Moderate Apparent Density by Hydrofluoric Acid Preparation Method. Rare Metals and Cemented Carbides(4), 34-39.
IEEE [1] ZHENG Yan-ling, LAN Qiao-fa, QIU Xiao-ying, LAN Jian-bo, XIAO Li, and GE Liu-sheng, "Study on the Preparation of Large-Particle Anhydrous Pr-Nd Fluoride with Moderate Apparent Density by Hydrofluoric Acid Preparation Method," Rare Metals and Cemented Carbides, no. 4, pp. 34-39, 2024. keywords: {anhydrous Pr-Nd fluoride;hydrofluoric acid;precipitation;apparent density;particle size}