Extracting rare earths from bastnaesite concentrate treated by calcification transition was studied through the single factor test and XRD patterns of bastnaesite after calcification and slags after leaching in HCl so...Extracting rare earths from bastnaesite concentrate treated by calcification transition was studied through the single factor test and XRD patterns of bastnaesite after calcification and slags after leaching in HCl solution. And the effects of the main calcified parameters such as temperature, liquid/solid and calcified time on transition performance of bastnaesite were investigated. It was found that under the optimal conditions of calcification temperature of 250 oC, liquid/solid of 20 mL/g, calcification time of 180 min, the highest leaching rate of rare earth were obtained, with the leaching ratio of rare earths 83.70% and Ce 77.01%, La 90.55%, Nd 92.03%, respectively; loss rates of fluorine with different calcification conditions were always less than 1% and XRD patterns of calcification slags and leaching slags showed that fluorine existed in the form of CaF2.展开更多
The phase transformation in calcification process was investigated by X-ray diffraction （XRD） and differential scanning calorimeter （DSC）, and the effect of calcification on the leaching rate of rare earth was ana...The phase transformation in calcification process was investigated by X-ray diffraction （XRD） and differential scanning calorimeter （DSC）, and the effect of calcification on the leaching rate of rare earth was analyzed. The results show that bastnaesite transforms into rare earth hydrate at the cal- cification temperature range of 225-300 ℃. However, this transition is verified to be an efficient reaction for the acti- vating bastnaesite when the temperature is higher than 200 ℃. The leaching rate of rare earth increases to 89.17 % for activating bastnaesite from 36.27 % for the bastnaesite, and it is the highest with calcification temperature of 250 ℃, which is consistent with the result of DSC analysis. The transition of rare earth oxyfluoride into RE（OH）3 is acceler- ated by the addition of NaOH according to the experiments of different calcification systems.展开更多
基金Project supported by National Basic Research Program of China(973 Program)(2012CBA01205)
文摘Extracting rare earths from bastnaesite concentrate treated by calcification transition was studied through the single factor test and XRD patterns of bastnaesite after calcification and slags after leaching in HCl solution. And the effects of the main calcified parameters such as temperature, liquid/solid and calcified time on transition performance of bastnaesite were investigated. It was found that under the optimal conditions of calcification temperature of 250 oC, liquid/solid of 20 mL/g, calcification time of 180 min, the highest leaching rate of rare earth were obtained, with the leaching ratio of rare earths 83.70% and Ce 77.01%, La 90.55%, Nd 92.03%, respectively; loss rates of fluorine with different calcification conditions were always less than 1% and XRD patterns of calcification slags and leaching slags showed that fluorine existed in the form of CaF2.
基金financially supported by the National Basic Research Program of China (No. 2012CBA01205)
文摘The phase transformation in calcification process was investigated by X-ray diffraction （XRD） and differential scanning calorimeter （DSC）, and the effect of calcification on the leaching rate of rare earth was analyzed. The results show that bastnaesite transforms into rare earth hydrate at the cal- cification temperature range of 225-300 ℃. However, this transition is verified to be an efficient reaction for the acti- vating bastnaesite when the temperature is higher than 200 ℃. The leaching rate of rare earth increases to 89.17 % for activating bastnaesite from 36.27 % for the bastnaesite, and it is the highest with calcification temperature of 250 ℃, which is consistent with the result of DSC analysis. The transition of rare earth oxyfluoride into RE（OH）3 is acceler- ated by the addition of NaOH according to the experiments of different calcification systems.
