General guidelines for the design of ligands for the enrichment of rare-earth elements by solid-liquid adsorption are described using coordination chemistry.Relevant properties of ligands include selectivity of metal ...General guidelines for the design of ligands for the enrichment of rare-earth elements by solid-liquid adsorption are described using coordination chemistry.Relevant properties of ligands include selectivity of metal ions based on adjustment of donor atom polarizability,denticity,and the pKarange of the binding sites.The selectivity of solid-phase materials for the enrichment of rare-earth ions by the ligand design guidelines is outlined,with special consideration of additional variable factors including steric hindrance,saturated binding sites,variability in speciation caused by the identity of counterions and ionic strength,and size-exclusivity in ligands stemming from differences in bite angle,preo rganization of ligands,or intraligand interactions.This review analyzes some principles of selectivity of rare-earth elements with ligands organized by donor type from examples collected from reports published between 2009 and 2021.展开更多
Five trace impurities as Ce, Pr, Sm, Gd, and Dy are separated from europium oxide with P507 extraction resin by extraction chromatography. When determined simultaneously by ICP-AES, the impurities show their recovery ...Five trace impurities as Ce, Pr, Sm, Gd, and Dy are separated from europium oxide with P507 extraction resin by extraction chromatography. When determined simultaneously by ICP-AES, the impurities show their recovery ratios between 88% and 105%. A lower than 10% relative standard deviation of these elements is obtained when their contents in europium oxide are 5μg/g. The satisfactory results indicate this simple method is sensitive and accurate. It has been employed in the analysis of these five rare earth elements in 99.99% europium oxide.展开更多
基金Project supported by the U.S.Army Engineer Research and Development Center (W912HZ-21-2-0048)。
文摘General guidelines for the design of ligands for the enrichment of rare-earth elements by solid-liquid adsorption are described using coordination chemistry.Relevant properties of ligands include selectivity of metal ions based on adjustment of donor atom polarizability,denticity,and the pKarange of the binding sites.The selectivity of solid-phase materials for the enrichment of rare-earth ions by the ligand design guidelines is outlined,with special consideration of additional variable factors including steric hindrance,saturated binding sites,variability in speciation caused by the identity of counterions and ionic strength,and size-exclusivity in ligands stemming from differences in bite angle,preo rganization of ligands,or intraligand interactions.This review analyzes some principles of selectivity of rare-earth elements with ligands organized by donor type from examples collected from reports published between 2009 and 2021.
文摘Five trace impurities as Ce, Pr, Sm, Gd, and Dy are separated from europium oxide with P507 extraction resin by extraction chromatography. When determined simultaneously by ICP-AES, the impurities show their recovery ratios between 88% and 105%. A lower than 10% relative standard deviation of these elements is obtained when their contents in europium oxide are 5μg/g. The satisfactory results indicate this simple method is sensitive and accurate. It has been employed in the analysis of these five rare earth elements in 99.99% europium oxide.
