A hydrometallurgical process for indium extraction and ferric oxide powder preparation for soft magnetic ferrite material was developed. Using reduction lixivium from high-acid reductive leaching of zinc oxide calcine...A hydrometallurgical process for indium extraction and ferric oxide powder preparation for soft magnetic ferrite material was developed. Using reduction lixivium from high-acid reductive leaching of zinc oxide calcine as raw solution, copper and indium were firstly recovered by iron powder cementation and neutralization. The recovery ratios of Cu and In are 99% and 95%, respectively. Some harmful impurities that have negative influences on magnetic properties of soft magnetic ferrite material are deeply removed with sulfidization purification and neutral flocculation method. Under the optimum conditions, the content of impurities like Cu, Pb, As, Al in pure Zn-Fe sulfate solution are less than 0.004 g/L, but those of Cd, Si, Ca and Mg are relatively high. Finally, thermal precipitation of iron is carried out at 210 ℃ for 1.5 h. The precipitation ratio of Fe is 93.33%. Compared with the quality standard of ferric oxide for soft magnetic ferrite materials, the contents of Al and Mg in obtained ferric oxide powder meet the requirement of YHT1 level of ferric oxide, and those of Si, Ca meet the requirement of YHT3 level of ferric oxide. XRD and SEM characterizations confirm that the obtained sample is well-dispersed spindle spherule with regular a-Fe2O3 crystal structure. The length-to-diameter ratio ofa-Fe2O3 powder is （3-4）：1 with an average particle size of 0.5 μm.展开更多
MnZn ferrite nanoscale particles were synthesized by hydrothermal method. The effects of amount of addition La3+ on the products were discussed. The product was characterized by X-ray diffraction （XRD） and transmiss...MnZn ferrite nanoscale particles were synthesized by hydrothermal method. The effects of amount of addition La3+ on the products were discussed. The product was characterized by X-ray diffraction （XRD） and transmission electron microscope （TEM）. The results show that the sample with 0.2% La3+（mass fraction） or without La3+ has only spinel phase, but the sample with mass fraction of La3+ exceeding 0.4% posses second phase besides the spinel one; and the nano-MnZn ferrites change from cube to hexagon when the mass fractions of La3+ is up to （1.2%.） TEM image of the sample with 1.2% La3+ indicates that the homogeneous hexagonal crystal is obtained and the particles are larger than those of undoped; the addition of La3+ has great influence on the crystallization of hydrothermal process and can change the shape of particles and improve their growth. The saturation magnetization of the sample with 1.2% La3+ (2.64 A·m2·kg-1) is lower than that of undoped (17.54 (A·m2·kg-1)) and it behaves superparamagnetically.展开更多
基金Project(50674104) supported by the National Natural Science Foundation of ChinaProject(2006BA02B04-4-2) supported by the Planned Science and Technology of China
文摘A hydrometallurgical process for indium extraction and ferric oxide powder preparation for soft magnetic ferrite material was developed. Using reduction lixivium from high-acid reductive leaching of zinc oxide calcine as raw solution, copper and indium were firstly recovered by iron powder cementation and neutralization. The recovery ratios of Cu and In are 99% and 95%, respectively. Some harmful impurities that have negative influences on magnetic properties of soft magnetic ferrite material are deeply removed with sulfidization purification and neutral flocculation method. Under the optimum conditions, the content of impurities like Cu, Pb, As, Al in pure Zn-Fe sulfate solution are less than 0.004 g/L, but those of Cd, Si, Ca and Mg are relatively high. Finally, thermal precipitation of iron is carried out at 210 ℃ for 1.5 h. The precipitation ratio of Fe is 93.33%. Compared with the quality standard of ferric oxide for soft magnetic ferrite materials, the contents of Al and Mg in obtained ferric oxide powder meet the requirement of YHT1 level of ferric oxide, and those of Si, Ca meet the requirement of YHT3 level of ferric oxide. XRD and SEM characterizations confirm that the obtained sample is well-dispersed spindle spherule with regular a-Fe2O3 crystal structure. The length-to-diameter ratio ofa-Fe2O3 powder is （3-4）：1 with an average particle size of 0.5 μm.
文摘MnZn ferrite nanoscale particles were synthesized by hydrothermal method. The effects of amount of addition La3+ on the products were discussed. The product was characterized by X-ray diffraction （XRD） and transmission electron microscope （TEM）. The results show that the sample with 0.2% La3+（mass fraction） or without La3+ has only spinel phase, but the sample with mass fraction of La3+ exceeding 0.4% posses second phase besides the spinel one; and the nano-MnZn ferrites change from cube to hexagon when the mass fractions of La3+ is up to （1.2%.） TEM image of the sample with 1.2% La3+ indicates that the homogeneous hexagonal crystal is obtained and the particles are larger than those of undoped; the addition of La3+ has great influence on the crystallization of hydrothermal process and can change the shape of particles and improve their growth. The saturation magnetization of the sample with 1.2% La3+ (2.64 A·m2·kg-1) is lower than that of undoped (17.54 (A·m2·kg-1)) and it behaves superparamagnetically.
