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Removing Al and Regenerating Caustic Soda from the Spent Washing Liquor of Al Etching
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Removing Al and Regenerating Caustic Soda from the Spent Washing Liquor of Al Etching

M Barakat, S El-Sheikh and F Farghly
JOM (1989), Vol.57(8), pp.34-38
01/08/2005

Abstract

Acidification Acids Aluminum Aluminum industry Analytical chemistry Caustic soda Chemical synthesis Crystallization Efficiency Electric currents Electrolytes Equilibrium Etching Liquor Membrane separation Polymerization Process engineering Renewals Sodium Studies Zeolites
The recovery of caustic soda and aluminum from spent bath or waste streams has been investigated in different works. Aluminum removal through sodium aluminate hydrolysis, the transformation of sodium aluminate into aluminum hydroxide (or alumina tri-hydrate), is one of the most common processes.1-4 Crystallization of Al(OH)^sub 3^ from the aluminate solution was intensively investigated.5-14 The process consisted of three stages: nucleation, crystal growth, and agglomeration.

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