Vanadium Purification: A Review

Canadian Institute of Mining, Metallurgy and Petroleum
M. R. Tavakoli D. B. Dreisinger
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Jan 1, 2014

Abstract

Vanadium has been produced from a variety of sources. This metal is known to make aqueous solutions of complex speciation as a function of vanadium concentration and pH. Considering the method of leaching, the impurities in the PLS and the planned vanadium product, different extractants and flowsheets can be applied for solution purification. In this paper, purification of vanadium leaching solution using organophosphorus, solvating and amine extractants will be reviewed. This review will be focused on vanadium separation from iron, molybdenum and uranium which are often present in vanadium resources including primary ores, fly ashes and spent catalysts.
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APA: M. R. Tavakoli D. B. Dreisinger  (2014)  Vanadium Purification: A Review

MLA: M. R. Tavakoli D. B. Dreisinger Vanadium Purification: A Review. Canadian Institute of Mining, Metallurgy and Petroleum, 2014.

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