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It is a special centrifuge for that purpose. Centrifugal force holds the heavier metal to the side of the bowl and allows the acid to slowly spill over the top and drain into a proper container.
James Watts
- Navarre, Florida
Is the titanium solid or in solution? Please give more precise details as to what you have. You cannot electrodeposit titanium from an aqueous solution. Your only chance of depositing titanium on the inside of the bowl is to filter it off as a solid and vacuum deposit it onto the bowl, but I suspect this is totally impractical. Doing this will also separate the titanium form the nitric acid.
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