Recovery of rare earths and base metals from spent nickel-metal hydride batteries by sequential sulphuric acid leaching and selective precipitations

By V. Innocenzi, F. Vegliò. 2012

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Subfields: Electrical and Electronic Engineering, Industrial and Manufacturing Engineering, Mechanical Engineering

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In Electrical and Electronic Engineering

1. P. Meshram
2. B. D. Pandey
3. Abhilash

In Industrial and Manufacturing Engineering

1. H. Deveci
2. P. Meshram
3. B. D. Pandey
4. Abhilash

In Mechanical Engineering

1. H. Deveci
2. P. Meshram
3. A. Akcil
4. E. V. van Hullebusch
5. A. Chmielarz
6. T. A. Gasche
7. Mehmet Ali Kucuker
8. M. Sethurajan

Citations in the corpus

• Recent advances on hydrometallurgical recovery of critical and precious elements from end of life electronic wastes - a review (2019, methodology): “Various hydrometallurgical processes were proposed for the leaching of REE from Ni-MH battery wastes (Pietrelli, Bellomo, Fontana, & Montereali, 2005; Innocenzi & Vegli o, 2012; Meshram, Somani, Pandey, Mankhand, & Deveci, 2017) 238 M. SETHURAJAN ET AL.”
• Advanced Review on Extraction of Nickel from Primary and Secondary Sources (2018, background): “Innocenzi and Vegliò (2012a) have, however, stressed the recovery of the rare earths from the industrial grinding process of NiMH battery through two sequential leaching steps in H2SO4 at 25–80°C followed by the precipitation of La-Ce-sulfates.”