Wensheng Zhang, Chu Yong Cheng
Various methods for manganese separation and recovery from solution are reviewed, which are potentially applicable to leach solutions of secondary manganese sources, particularly nickel laterite waste effluents. The main methods include solvent extraction, sulfide precipitation, ion exchange, hydroxide precipitation and oxidative precipitation. These methods are briefly compared and assessed for both purification of manganese solutions and recovery of manganese from the solutions in terms of their selectivity, efficiency, reagent costs and product quality. The strategies for co-recovery of valuable metals including nickel and cobalt are discussed.
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