Process for the separation of arsenic acid from a sulfuric acid-containing solution
CA 2066905 A1 · Owner: Poncha, Rustom Pestonji · Inventors: Poncha, Rustom Pestonji
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The present invention provides a process for the separation of arsenic acid from a solution which comprises sulfuric acid, water, and arsenic acid. In step (a), the solution is reacted with copper or a copper-containing compound in an amount sufficient and at a temperature sufficient to produce copper arsenate. In step (b), an alkali solution is added to the solution resulting from step (a) in an amount sufficient to precipitate the produced copper arsenate and solubilize the sulfate salt of the alkali. In step (c), the precipitated copper arsenate is separated from the solution resulting from step (b). The separated copper arsenate can then be used in the preparation of intermediates which …
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- Filed April 23, 1992. No grant is recorded for it in Canada; had it been granted, its 20-year term would have ended April 23, 2012.
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