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Raise pH in Trivalent Chromium

What is the procedure to raise the pH after Hexavalent Chromium is converted to Trivalent Chromium. We need a pH of >7 to process through the Atmospheric Evaporator.

Dave Jackson
G.M. - Miami, Florida, U.S.A.
2004

There may be a deeper question in your mind that I'm missing, Dave, but you simply add caustic, lime, magnesium hydroxide, or the alkali of your choice.

Ted Mooney, P.E.
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