Article ID | Journal | Published Year | Pages | File Type |
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10390143 | Separation and Purification Technology | 2005 | 10 Pages |
Abstract
Application of the resulted optimum laboratory conditions for the separation of europium on a middle rare earth concentrate containing 2.5Â wt.% Nd, 10.13Â wt.% Sm, 11.35Â wt.% Eu, 2.6Â wt.% Gd, and 2.7Â wt.% Tb gave 95% recovery of europium (II) sulphate with a purity of 92%. In the second reduction-precipitation run, the purity was increased to 97% with a final recovery of 91%.
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Authors
S.A. Sayed, K.A. Rabie, I.E. Salama,