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Simplest is to cement it on Zinc, then wash it well in HCl.I have some liquids with rhodihum. It is in a bit proportion but because of its hight value i want to try to recover it. Could you help me? someone did it before?
it comes in this bottles.
what's your goal? sell HR sponge ? purify and return solution again? the friend's quote will give you a good RH ...but you can refine it further to 99%I have some liquids with rhodihum. It is in a bit proportion but because of its hight value i want to try to recover it. Could you help me? someone did it before?
it comes in this bottles.
If the liquid is pure the end product will be pure by Zinc cementation.what's your goal? sell HR sponge ? purify and return solution again? the friend's quote will give you a good RH ...but you can refine it further to 99%
Why did you not say so.I have been informing myself and what is usually done is to return the solution to use it again in rhodium baths. Getting the pure rhodium out is not the goal, but to be able to concentrate these solutions more.
thanks
I'm not sure how to turn it into a quality plating solution again.i didn't know what was the costumer need, and when i did the recovery of Rh in metal with zinc as you said me, they told me that like this they can't do something. they want the liquid to use it again... sorry.
I saw it has
Methanesulfonic Acid
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You can try at Finishing.com they deal with this kind of things.i didn't know what was the costumer need, and when i did the recovery of Rh in metal with zinc as you said me, they told me that like this they can't do something. they want the liquid to use it again... sorry.
I saw it has
Methanesulfonic Acid
CheMondis Marketplace
Welcome to us.ECHEMI is a chemical supply chain service company headquartered in Hong Kong, providing chemical raw materials supply, research and analysis, marketing, distribution, logistics and E-commerce.Their customer service help you with everything, because I tried to ask them some more professional chemistry questions.
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