Separation of Pt and Pd from chloride solutions by liquid-liquid extraction using Alamine 308 and analysis of their mechanism: A possible recovery from spent auto catalysts

This paper addresses the separation of platinum and palladium from the chloride solutions by liquid-liquid extraction using Alamine 308 as an extractant. The effect of different process parameters such as the concentrations of HCl, NaCl, platinum, and palladium in the aqueous solution, and the concentration of Alamine 308 in the organic phase, on the separation behavior, was evaluated. While selective stripping of platinum was achieved using NaSCN, palladium was selectively stripped with (NH2)(2)CS. The process can ensure the separation and recovery of both platinum and palladium with 99.99% purity from a mixed solution of platinum and palladium chlorides.

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This paper discusses the separation of platinum and palladium from chloride solutions using liquid-liquid extraction with Alamine 308 as the extractant. The study evaluates the effects of different process parameters on the separation behavior, such as the concentrations of HCl, NaCl, platinum, and palladium in the aqueous solution, and the concentration of Alamine 308 in the organic phase. Selective stripping of platinum and palladium was achieved using NaSCN and (NH2)(2)CS respectively. The process ensures the separation and recovery of platinum and palladium with 99.99% purity from a mixed solution.