K. Inoue et al., SOLVENT-EXTRACTION OF PLATINUM(IV) WITH A NOVEL SULFUR-CONTAINING EXTRACTING REAGENT, Solvent extraction and ion exchange, 12(1), 1994, pp. 55-67
A novel sulfur-containing solvent extraction reagent, 3,3-diethylthiet
ane (DETE) was synthesized and its extraction mechanism of platinum (I
V) from aqueous hydrochloric acid solution was investigated at 30 degr
ees C in terms of the equilibrium distribution and extraction kinetics
as well as its aqueous distribution and interfacial adsorption equili
brium. Toluene was used as a diluent. It was elucidated that platinum(
IV) is extracted as a solvated complex of the type, PtCl4.4DETE.DETE w
as found to have no interfacial activity and the aqueous partition coe
fficient as high as 8.17x10(-4). Extraction rate was measured by using
a vigorously stirred cell. It was of the first order with respect to
DETE while it is Oth and inversely first order with respect to chlorid
e ion in its low and high concentration region; this result was interp
reted in terms of the classical hetero-phase homogeneous reaction mode
l.