PL9739B1 - Method for dechlorination of zinc oxides and other zinc raw materials intended for electrolysis. - Google Patents

Method for dechlorination of zinc oxides and other zinc raw materials intended for electrolysis. Download PDF

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PL9739B1
PL9739B1 PL9739A PL973927A PL9739B1 PL 9739 B1 PL9739 B1 PL 9739B1 PL 9739 A PL9739 A PL 9739A PL 973927 A PL973927 A PL 973927A PL 9739 B1 PL9739 B1 PL 9739B1
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Przewazna ilosc tlenków cynkowych zawiera chlor w takich ilosciach, ze przy wylugowaniu kwasem siarkowym roztwór zawiera kilka setek miligramów chloru, co stanowi przy nastepujacej elektrolizie ilosc, powodujaca szybkie niszczenie anod. Wy¬ mywanie chloru z tlenku cynkowego woda jest przewaznie niemozliwe z tego powo¬ du, ze tlenki cynku zawieraja zbyt wielkie ilosci siarczanu cynku, które ginelyby przy wymywaniu. Niniejszy sposób polega na dodawaniu sody, przyczem siarczan prze¬ chodzi w nierozpuszczalny weglan cynku, lub tez na dodawaniu mleka wapiennego, przyczem siarczan zamienia sie w nieroz¬ puszczalny wodorotlenek cynkowy. W ten sposób udaje sie o tyle zredukowac zawar¬ tosc chloru, ze przy wylugowywaniu kwa¬ sem siarkowym powstaje elektrolit, zawie¬ rajacy chlor w nieszkodliwych ilosciach, np. okolo 50 mg na litr.Dotychczasowy sposób odchlorowywa¬ nia polegal na tern, ze tlenek cynkowy byl wypalany przy temperaturze, przy której wielkie ilosci cynku ulatnialy sie i straty w metalu byly tak znaczne, ze sposób nie oplacal sie pod wzgledem gospodar¬ czym. PLThe majority of zinc oxides contain chlorine in such amounts that on leaching with sulfuric acid the solution contains several hundred milligrams of chlorine, which is the amount with the subsequent electrolysis that causes the anodes to deteriorate rapidly. The leaching of chlorine from the zinc oxide with water is generally not possible because the zinc oxides contain too much zinc sulfate which would die on washing. The present method consists in adding soda whereby the sulphate is converted into insoluble zinc carbonate, or in the addition of milk of lime whereby the sulphate is converted into insoluble zinc hydroxide. In this way, it is possible to reduce the chlorine content so much that an electrolyte is formed during the leaching with sulfuric acid, which contains chlorine in harmless amounts, for example about 50 mg per liter. The previous method of dechlorination was based on the fact that the oxide was The zinc was fired at a temperature at which great amounts of zinc evaporated and the loss of metal was so significant that the process was economically unprofitable. PL

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1. Zastrzezenie patentowe. Sposób odchlorowania tlenków cynku i innych przeznaczonych do elektrolizy su¬ rowców cynku, znamienny tern, ze tlenki cynkowe zostaja lugowane roztworem so¬ dy, mleka wapiennego albo w roztworach podobnie dzialajacych czynników tak dlu¬ go, az zawartosc chloru staje sie tak ma¬ la, iz roztwór w kwasie siarkowym posia¬ da nieszkodliwa dla elektrolizy zawartosc chloru. Slaskie Kopalnie i C y n k o w n i e, Spólka Akcyjna. Zastepca: M. Brokman, rzecznik patentowy. Druk L. Boguslawskiego, Warszawa. PL1. Patent claim. A method of dechlorination of zinc oxides and other zinc oxides intended for the electrolysis of zinc, characterized by the fact that the zinc oxides are leached with a solution of sodium, milk of lime or in solutions of similar agents until the chlorine content becomes so low, and the solution in sulfuric acid has a chlorine content that is harmless to electrolysis. Slaskie Kopalnie i C y n k o w n i e, Spółka Akcyjna. Deputy: M. Brokman, patent attorney. Print by L. Boguslawski, Warsaw. PL
PL9739A 1927-04-02 Method for dechlorination of zinc oxides and other zinc raw materials intended for electrolysis. PL9739B1 (en)

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