Recovery of Silver from the Silver Nitrate System by Hydrogen Reduction

The Minerals, Metals and Materials Society
W. Kunda
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The Minerals, Metals and Materials Society
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Jan 1, 1989

Abstract

Silver nitrate solution is a very common product in hydrometallurgical processes involving the treatment of various silver bearing materials. Silver is recovered by electrolysis. The alternative method for the recovery of silver from aqueous solutions is the precipitation by hydrogen at elevated temperature and pressure. A previous study by the authors revealed the feasibility of this technique for the silver ammine sulfate system. Further study showed different behavior for silver in the silver ammine nitrate system and a systematic study was initiated to establish the optimum conditions for the process. The study showed that the process can be controlled by (1) composition of the feed solution, (2) temperature and (3) hydrogen pressure. The recovered silver product was in the form of very fine powder.
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APA: W. Kunda  (1989)  Recovery of Silver from the Silver Nitrate System by Hydrogen Reduction

MLA: W. Kunda Recovery of Silver from the Silver Nitrate System by Hydrogen Reduction. The Minerals, Metals and Materials Society, 1989.

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