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Iron Removal from Phosphoric Acid by Paramagnetism

Abstract

Abstract A two-step separation technique was used in the laboratory to purify industrial grade phosphoric acid. Step 1 used a hydrocyclone, and step 2 used paramagetism. A total of 78.4% of the iron was removed without loss of phosphorus, mostly through step 1. In addition, 13% of the initial chromium was removed. Probably recycling or enhanced fields would enhance the removal of iron and chromium.

Keywords:
Chemistry Phosphoric acid Chromium Hydrocyclone Paramagnetism Phosphorus Magnetic separation Inorganic chemistry Nuclear chemistry Metallurgy Organic chemistry

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Minerals Flotation and Separation Techniques
Physical Sciences →  Environmental Science →  Water Science and Technology

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