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Write the name and principle of method used for refining tin, copper and nickel

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Answered by Anonymous
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Method which is used for refining tin,copper and nickel is enlisted below:-

  • Copper:-  Electrolytic Refining
  • Tin:- Liquation
  • Nickel:- Vapour Phase refining(Mond process)

Electrolytic refining:- In this  method anode is made up of impure metal and pure strip of that metal is made to act as a cathode and these electrode is dip into the salt solution of the same metal.We get the pure metal at the cathode and impurities is deposited as Anode Mud.

Ex:-  Anode:   Cu → Cu²⁺  + 2e⁻

         Cathode: Cu²⁺  + 2e⁻ → Cu

Liquation:- This method is based on the difference in melting point, in which low melting point metal is separated by flow on a slopy surface.

Mond Process:- In this method we converted the impure metal into a volatile compound and on decomposition of that volatile compound we get the pure metal.

Ex:-   Ni + 4CO → Ni(CO)₄

        Ni(CO)₄ → Ni + 4CO

     

Answered by brokendreams
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Tin, copper and nickle are all not very electropositive elements. They have interesting processes of refining.

Explanation:

  • Copper is a d group element that is not very electropositive.
  • Its first extracted by various processes like self reduction and calcination.
  • Then the crude metal is attached as anode and a fresh pure block is attatched as cathode.
  • Then electrolysis is tried.
  • Ex:-  Anode:   Cu → Cu²⁺  + 2e⁻           Cathode: Cu²⁺  + 2e⁻ → Cu
  • The tin is a metal with lower melting point.
  • So its melted and that melted tin is collected from the top.
  • This is a very effective process of purification called liquation.
  • In case of nickle, the nickle is very fond of forming complex ions.
  • So nickle is coordinated with carbon monoxide or potassium cyanide.
  • This forms the vapour of nickle, called Mond's process.
  • Ex:-   Ni + 4CO → Ni(CO)₄          Ni(CO)₄ → Ni + 4CO
  • Then after successful separation, it's thermally decomposed.

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