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Simultaneous recovering method for manganese dioxide and zinc

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JPS57198291A
JPS57198291A JP8073781A JP8073781A JPS57198291A JP S57198291 A JPS57198291 A JP S57198291A JP 8073781 A JP8073781 A JP 8073781A JP 8073781 A JP8073781 A JP 8073781A JP S57198291 A JPS57198291 A JP S57198291A
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mno2
electrolyzing
zinc
ions
sulfuric acid
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Takashi Ono
Tsutomu Imai
Kenji Hagimori
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TOUHOU AEN KK
Toho Zinc Co Ltd
Toho Aen KK
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TOUHOU AEN KK
Toho Zinc Co Ltd
Toho Aen KK
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PURPOSE:To recover MnO2 and Zn efficiently and simultaneously by an electrolyzing method by electrolyzing an electrolyte contg. Zn ions, Mn ions and free sulfuric acid respectively at prescribed concns. by using Al cathode plates electrodeposited with Zn by an ordinary zinc electrolyzing means. CONSTITUTION:An electrolyte contg. 5-80g/l Zn<2+>, 20-80g/l Mn<2+>, and 1- 60g/l free sulfuric acid is electrolyzed particularly by using Al plates electrodeposited beforehand with Zn by an ordinary zinc electrolyzing method as cathode plates under the following conditions: It is electrolyzed under the conditions of 75-95 deg.C, and 89-300A/m<2>, more particularly 80-120A/m<2> anode current densities to electrodeposit MnO2 on the anode and Zn on the cathode respectively. As a result, not only the MnO2 of high commercial value is extracted recovered simultaneously at the same electric energy as that in the case of extraction and electrolysis of Zn, but also the work with higher electric current efficiency is made possible.
JP8073781A 1981-05-29 1981-05-29 Simultaneous recovering method for manganese dioxide and zinc Pending JPS57198291A (en)

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JP2017218648A (en) * 2016-06-09 2017-12-14 Jx金属株式会社 Electrowinning method for cobalt

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* Cited by examiner, † Cited by third party
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JP2017218648A (en) * 2016-06-09 2017-12-14 Jx金属株式会社 Electrowinning method for cobalt

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