extraction of pd and pt from dead catalysts using the electrochemical method
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Abstract
We studied the possibility of using electrochemical methods for the extraction of metals from dead catalysts, based on the example of the platinum-group metals. Leaching of palladium and platinum was carried out in a solution with sodium hydroxide applying a sulphur graphite electrode, which served as a source of formation of leaching reagents (sodium thio-compounds). The reactions of the formation of leaching reagents and transfer of metals into the solution were performed simultaneously in the volume of a reaction vessel.
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| Authors | ;Bagdaulet K. Kenzhaliyev ;Tatiana A. Khodareva ;Aynur N. Berkinbaeva ;Zamzagul D. Dosymbaeva ;Esen N. Sulejmenov |
| Journal | proceedings of the indian academy of sciences: mathematical sciences |
| Year | 2014 |
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