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Class 205/562 - Mercury produced


Subclass of Class 205 - Electrolysis: processes, compositions used therein, and methods of preparing the compositions
Definition: Subject matter wherein the single metal produced is mercury.
No. of patents: 22
Last issue date: 01/30/1996


NumberTitleIssue Date
5487819Production of metals from minerals
A process for producing one or more metals from a mineral feedstock (12) is defined. The mineral is fed to a leaching apparatus (10) wherein it is contacted with electrolyte (14). The leaching apparatus has zones of decreasing oxidation potential (17, 18,...
01/30/1996
5454917Apparatus and process for recovering metal from an aqueous solution
The invention is an apparatus and process for recovering metal from a solution. This apparatus is a structure having an anode formed from a plurality of reducing metal elements and a cathode formed from a high surface area electrically conductive material...
10/03/1995
5252189Method of processing used appliance batteries
Used appliance batteries are subjected to a thermal-mechanical treatment in a closed container at a temperature at which, with the assistance of mechanical pressure and/or impact, metal-plastics and metal-metal bonds are disrupted. Then, after the metal p...
10/12/1993
5024738Recovery of mercury from mercury compounds via electrolytic methods
A process for electrolytically recovering mercury from mercury compounds is provided. In one embodiment, Hg is recovered from Hg2 Cl2 employing as the electrolyte solution a mixture of HCl and H2 O. In another embodiment, ...
06/18/1991
4981562Electrolytic recovery of mercury enriched in isotopic abundance
The present invention is directed to a method of electrolytically extracting liquid mercury from HgO or Hg2 Cl2. Additionally there are disclosed two related techniques associated with the present invention, namely (1) a technique fo...
01/01/1991
4879010Recovery of mercury from mercury compounds via electrolytic methods
A process for electrolytically recovering mercury from mercury compounds is provided. In one embodiment, Hg is recovered from Hg2 Cl2 employing as the electrolyte solution a mixture of HCl and H2 O. In another embodiment, ...
11/07/1989
4859295Method for the precipitation of mercury by electrolysis
A method is described for the precipitation by electrolysis of metallic mercury from an electrolyte containing Hg2 Cl2 in suspension by cathodic reduction. The method includes an electrolysis cell containing Hg2 Cl2 ...
08/22/1989
4828661Process for recovery of metals from metal/plastic waste
The invention relates to a process for recovery of metals from metal/plastic waste using used etching and washing solutions from the electronics industry, with the following process steps: (a) heating of the metal/plastic waste in a heating bath in order to ...
05/09/1989
4826579Electrolytic preparation of tin and other metals
Electrolytic processes for the growth of single crystal tin or other elemental crystals, with or without the use of a substrate. Exemplified cubic forms of alpha-tin and tetragonal forms of beta-tin are grown using a shaped anode and a pointed cathode to ...
05/02/1989
4808136Mercury retention structure for introduction of measured amounts of mercury into a lamp and method of making the retention structure
To be able to handle minute quantities of liquid mercury or liquid mercury lloy, for example to introduce said minute quantities into the discharge vessel of a discharge lamp, a retention body in form of a pill or pellet is formed which is a porous of a me...
02/28/1989
4678550Obtaining accurate amounts of mercury from mercury compounds via electrolytic methods
A process for obtaining pre-determined, accurate rate amounts of mercury. In one embodiment, predetermined, precise amounts of Hg are separated from HgO and plated onto a cathode wire. The method for doing this involves dissolving a precise amount of HgO ...
07/07/1987
4640751Method for the purification of gases containing mercury and simultaneous recovery of the mercury in metallic form
A method for the purification of gases containing mercury and simultaneous recovery of the mercury in metallic form by a process where primarily a reaction takes place between metallic vapory mercury and mercury (II)-chloride compounds in solution in a li...
02/03/1987
4629543Method of preparing mercury with an arbitrary isotopic distribution
This invention provides for a process for preparing mercury with a predetermined, arbitrary, isotopic distribution. In one embodiment, different isotopic types of Hg2 Cl2, corresponding to the predetermined isotopic distribution of H...
12/16/1986
4619744Recovery of heavy metals from aqueous solutions
Process for the recovery of heavy metals from aqueous solution by reaction with soluble, functionally-substituted polymer upon which the heavy metal loads, and optionally crosslinks by interaction with the heavy metals present in solution. Metals includin...
10/28/1986
4461683Method for separating iodine in solid form, from an acid mercury salt solution
There is described a method for separating iodine in solid form, from an acid mercury salt solution, which comprises subjecting said iodine-containing mercury salt solution at a pH value between 2 and 8, at an electrolysis for separating the mercury, and ...
07/24/1984
4405420Catalyzed electrochemical gasification of carbonaceous materials at anode and electrowinning of metals at cathode
The electrochemical gasification reaction of carbonaceous materials by anodic oxidation in an aqueous acidic electrolyte to produce oxides of carbon at the anode and metallic elements at the cathode of an electrolysis cell is catalyzed by the use of an ir...
09/20/1983
4404288Method and apparatus for concentrating a vapor of a mercury sample solution
A method for concentrating a vapor of a mercury sample solution is carried out by an apparatus having an electrode of amalgam-forming material which electrode is movable from the sample solution to a heated portion within a tube....
09/13/1983
4396474Modified carbon or graphite fibrous percolating porous electrode, its use in electrochemical reactions
This invention concerns a fibrous percolating porous electrode of the type containing a fibrous porous matrix made of carbon or graphite. The fibrous porous matrix, such as a carbon or graphite felt, is modified, for example by impregnation with a surface-acti...
08/02/1983
4385970Spontaneous deposition of metals using fuel fed catalytic electrode
The present invention encompasses the use of a specific fuel fed electrode in depositing metals from solutions thereof and in the absence of an external applied potential. Basically as shown in FIG. 1, the electrode comprises an electrically conductive po...
05/31/1983
4149943Method of recovering mercury
Disclosed is a method of operating an electrolytic cell of the flowing mercury amalgam cathode type. According to the disclosed process, fortified alkali metal chloride brine is fed to the cell while an electrical current is passed through the cell. Deple...
04/17/1979
4017369Method for the electrolytic recovery of Sb, As, Hg and/or Sn
The invention relates to a method for selectively leaching at least one of the elements antimony, mercury, arsenic and tin from sulphidic and oxidic materials with alkali sulphide solutions and subsequent electrolytic recovery of the leached elements. The...
04/12/1977
3930969Process for oxidizing metal sulfides to elemental sulfur using activated carbon
Accelerated reaction rates and improved yields are accomplished when sulfides of metals of groups Ib, IIb, IVa, Va and VIII of the Periodic Table are oxidized in aqueous medium to convert the sulfide sulfur to elemental sulfur by performing the reaction i...
01/06/1976
 
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