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titleOfInvention Method of treating rare-earth phosphate concentrate separated from apatite
abstract FIELD: chemistry. n SUBSTANCE: invention relates to methods of separating deactivated rare-earth elements during nitric acid treatment of apatite concentrate from nitrate-phosphate solutions. The method of treating a rare-earth phosphate concentrate isolated from apatite involves decomposition of the rare-earth phosphate concentrate with nitric acid, treating the obtained solution with oxalic acid with precipitation of rare-earth oxalates in two steps, at the first step of precipitation of oxalates of thorium and rare-earth elements, 5-10% oxalic acid in stoichiometric amount is added to rare-earth elements present in the solution, and at the second step of precipitation of rare-earth oxalates, 110-115% oxalic acid in stoichiometric amount is added to rare-earth elements present in the initial solution, and the rare-earth oxalates are then calcined to rare-earth oxides. n EFFECT: invention provides high economic efficiency of the process, which is achieved by avoiding the need to process and bury the precipitate containing thorium. n 3 cl, 2 ex
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