A method for processing low-grade fluorite ore containing rare earth
A fluorite ore, low-grade technology, applied in the direction of preparation/treatment of rare earth metal sulfates, rare earth metal compounds, process efficiency improvement, etc., can solve the problem of decomposition and activation of thorium minerals, inability to decompose fluorine-containing minerals, and dihydrate gypsum products Radioactivity exceeds the standard and other problems, to achieve the effect of ensuring recycling
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[0025] Select low-grade fluorspar ores containing rare earths (including CaF 2 80.2%, REO-containing 4.9%), get 100g of the above minerals and 714g initial mass percent concentration of 70% sulfuric acid solution mixed (sulfuric acid and mineral mass ratio is 5:1), the first step reaction temperature control 100 ~ 110°C, stirring and reacting for 90 minutes, the second step reaction temperature control 150-160°C, stirring and reacting for 30 minutes, the tail gas is condensed and absorbed by the tail gas system to obtain hydrofluoric acid. After the reaction is finished, filter and wash, filter the residue with 200ml of water for leaching, filter and wash to obtain water extract and gypsum, and neutralize and remove impurities in the water extract to obtain rare earth sulfate solution and iron thorium slag. After testing, the decomposition rate of F is 98.3%, the decomposition rate of REO is 98.6%, and the radioactivity of the obtained gypsum is 5.7×10 2 Bq / kg. The acidity o...
Embodiment 2
[0028] Select low-grade fluorspar ores containing rare earths (including CaF 2 84.7%, containing REO is 3.6%), get 100g of the above minerals and 500g initial mass percent concentration of 60% sulfuric acid solution mixed (sulfuric acid and mineral weight ratio is 3:1), the first step reaction temperature control 110 ~ 120°C, stirring and reacting for 60 minutes, the second step reaction temperature control 120-130°C, stirring and reacting for 60 minutes, the tail gas is condensed and absorbed by the tail gas system to obtain hydrofluoric acid. After the reaction is finished, filter and wash, filter the residue with 200ml of water for leaching, filter and wash to obtain water extract and gypsum, and neutralize and remove impurities in the water extract to obtain rare earth sulfate solution and iron thorium slag. After testing, the decomposition rate of F is 99.1%, the decomposition rate of REO is 88.7%, and the radioactivity of the obtained gypsum is 4.6×10 2 Bq / kg. The acid...
Embodiment 3
[0031] Select low-grade fluorspar ores containing rare earths (including CaF 2 87.9%, containing REO is 2.2%), get 100g of the above minerals and 400g initial mass percentage concentration of 50% sulfuric acid solution and mix (the weight ratio of sulfuric acid to minerals is 2:1), the first step reaction temperature control 110~ 120°C, stirring and reacting for 30 minutes, the second step reaction temperature control 140-150°C, stirring and reacting for 40 minutes, the tail gas is condensed and absorbed by the tail gas system to obtain hydrofluoric acid. After the reaction is finished, filter and wash, filter the residue with 200ml of water for leaching, filter and wash to obtain water extract and gypsum, and neutralize and remove impurities in the water extract to obtain rare earth sulfate solution and iron thorium slag. After testing, the decomposition rate of F is 98.7%, the decomposition rate of REO is 99.3%, and the radioactivity of the obtained gypsum is 3.4×10 2 Bq / kg...
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