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titleOfInvention Purification method of phosphoric acid solution
abstract (57) [Summary] [Purpose] To remove arsenic in phosphoric acid solution. A chelate resin is added to a phosphoric acid solution containing impurities, and then hydrogen sulfide or a soluble sulfide that supplies hydrogen sulfide under acidic conditions is added to precipitate the sulfide, and the sulfide precipitate is separated and removed. [Effect] The arsenic content in the phosphoric acid solution can be removed to 0.05 ppm or less with a small amount of soluble sulfide used. Moreover, since the amount of soluble sulfide used can be reduced, the dehydrosulfurization step, which is a post-step, can be simplified.
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