RI 6242 Yttrium Behavior In Rare-Earth-Amine Extraction Systems And Effect Of Sequestrants

The National Institute for Occupational Safety and Health (NIOSH)
D. J. Bauer
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Jan 1, 1963

Abstract

Solvent extraction techniques were used to determine the extraction sequence of yttrium and the rare-earth elements in an amine solvent extraction system. Single-stage extraction with Primene 81-R resulted in separation factors of 3.8 between yttrium and dysprosium and 25 between yttrium and cerium. Yttrium was concentrated in the aqueous phase. EDTA and DTPA, as aqueous phase counterextractants, enhance separation factors in mine-rare-earth sulfate systems. Yttrium separation from heavy rare-earth elements exhibits marked sensitivity to the position of yttrium in the selectivity scale of the rare-earth elements with the sequestrants. Yttrium-ytterbium separation is more effective with EDTA, whereas yttrium-dysprosium separation is more effectively increased with DTPA.
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APA: D. J. Bauer  (1963)  RI 6242 Yttrium Behavior In Rare-Earth-Amine Extraction Systems And Effect Of Sequestrants

MLA: D. J. Bauer RI 6242 Yttrium Behavior In Rare-Earth-Amine Extraction Systems And Effect Of Sequestrants. The National Institute for Occupational Safety and Health (NIOSH), 1963.

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