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Recovery of Ti from the Raffinate of High-Ti Ore Solvent Extraction

Rare Metals and Cemented Carbides | Vol., Issue 3, 1997 | pp. 50-51
The paper describes the study of Ti recovery from the raffinate of high-Ti ore solvent extraction.Quite pure KaTiF6 and TiO2 are obtained through MIBK exrtaction for Fe removal,preparation of Na2SiF6 by NaCl to desilicate and crystalline.The said process is well coordinated with the existing Ta/Nb hydrometallurgy flowsheet.However,the Ti recovery is yet to be improved
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Recent Development and Application of Surface Treatment and Coating Technology

Rare Metals and Cemented Carbides | Vol., Issue 3, 1997 | pp. 60-62
Physical vapor deposit ion coating are widely used in industry.New coating technology,such as duplex treatment,TiN deposition at low temperature and Ti2N coatings,are still under investigation and their field of application is not yet fully known.This paper describes the description,properties and future application of these coating systems
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Study on Recovery of RE from Elution Deposit Ore in Weathering Crust of Biotite Granite

Rare Metals and Cemented Carbides | Vol., Issue 2, 1997 | pp. 1-6
Study was made on recovery of RE from the elution deposit ore in weatheringcrust of biotite granite. The raw material is leached by a selected strong-acid ammonium salt(ammonium sulfate .ammonium chloride and ammonium nitrate, etc. ). The extraction ratereached more than 95%. Leached solution of RE is controlled for PH by aqua ammonia, purified with ammonium sulfide, and precipitated with oxalate or ammonium bicarbonate to obtain pure oxide of RE.
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Study on the Solvent Extractive Separation of Tungsten and Molybdanum from Sodium Tungstate Solution Containing High Molybdanum

Rare Metals and Cemented Carbides | Vol., Issue 2, 1997 | pp. 7-11
Without adding complex reagents, the solvent extractive separation of tungsten and molybdamun by N263 in suiiuric acid system has been studied' The effect of manyfactors in the process of mono-step separation has been investigated, and the perfect conditions of separation has been found. Results of the multi-steps show that ratio of molybdamim to tungsten trioxide in stripping liquid (ammonium tungstate) is not more than 0.01percent and attained the quality demand for separation.
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