Electrochemistry regenerates H2SO4 and recovers iron from industrial wastes
Gerald Parkinson
An electrochemical process for recovering sulfuric acid and metallic iron from iron-rich sulfate wastes, such as spent pickling liquors and pregnant leach solutions generated in minerals and metals processing, has been patented by François Cardarelli...
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