Abstract
Silver recovery from dilute nitrate solution was studied by using a rotating film-pertraction technique in a semi-continuous mode. Tri-isobutylphosphine sulphide (TIBPS) dissolved in kerosene was used as a carrier and an aqueous ammonia solution as a stripping phase. A high transfer flux of silver ions during the pertraction process was observed. It was shown that the selectivity of silver transport through the TIBPS-containing liquid membrane provides an excellent separation of silver from other metals such as copper, nickel, and iron presented in the treated solutions.
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