Chemical Processing Technology Quarterly Progress Report, January-March 1961

CHEMICAL PROCESSING TECHNOLOGY. Quarterly Progress Report, July-September 1963

“…Accordingly a model of the form was applied to the data. In Equation (1) K1 and K2 a r e infinite dilution density factors for the metals and nitric acid, respectively, and S1 and S2 a r e the slopes of K v s C N O~ for each constituent. C N O~ i s the molar concentration of total n i t r a t e and CM and CH a r e the molar concentrations of metals and acid, respectively.…”

“…These viscosities a r e not excessively xigh for column operation since 1.5M aluminum nitrate (about 3.3 centipoises) is used a s aqueousfeedfor solvent extraction in pulsed columns, and 2M aluminum nitrate (6.2 centipoises) is used a s scrub inpacked columns at ICPP. 1.25 Further Data. Additional stability, electrical conducti.vity, density, and viscosity data have been obtained for the m o r e general system in which the concentration of the different metal ions was varied independently.…”