ArticleACS omega2026
Production of Cobalt Sulfate by an Electrochemical Method from the Waste of the Kola Mining-Metallurgical Company.
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Abstract
Modern cobalt production processes generate substantial quantities of off-specification metal and metal residues (trimming waste). Such waste poses problems for enterprises because it diminishes overall production efficiency and requires additional measures for disposal. Off-specification cobalt and metal residues lose their market value and are sold at heavily discounted prices, leading to financial losses and inefficient resource utilization. This paper addresses this challenge by presenting an innovative electrochemical method capable of converting nonstandard cobalt and trimming waste into a high-value product: cobalt sulfate hexahydrate. The novel approach relies on a staged electrochemical dissolution of metallic cobalt in sulfuric acid solution (200-300 g·L
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