Letter 26080

Reduction and Precipitating of Copper from its salt solutions without using electricity [UK]  

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I am trying to reduce metallic copper from cupric solutions and have tried different reducing agents such as Sulfoxylates, sodium borohydride, Sodium hydrosulphite and THPC but I am looking for more reducing agents because none of these could fulfill my necessities. It must reduce copper at room temperature and in a non toxic environment with high efficiency and the precipitated particles must be very fine. I would be very grateful if you could give me some pieces of information according to your experience and researches.

Best regards,

Mansour
PhD student - leeds, yorkshire, u.k.


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to have a fine copper powder you can use Zn,Al ,or H2.in case you are looking for a ultrofine copper why not to try colloidal copper and to destroy the colloid afterwards. for detailed information contact again and i'll submit procedure. good luck


Cair Shishani

aircraft maintenance - Abu Dhabi, UAE


April 23, 2007

Dear Sir

I saw a response from Cair Shishani; I would also like to get a procedure for reducing and precipitating copper from its salt solutions without using electricity. He mentioned the use of Zn, Al, H2 and colloidal copper. I am interested in the use of colloidal copper and and hydrogen. I will apprecaite if I can get this information urgently.

Regards

Soco

Soco Mncube
biotech - RSA, Pretoria


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