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Solubility of Metal Oxides in Deep Eutectic Solvents Based on Choline Chloride

Journal of Chemical & Engineering Data · 2006 · Vol. 51(4) · pp. 1280–1282

Andrew P. Abbott✉(University of Leicester)Glen Capper(University of Leicester)David L. Davies(University of Leicester)Katy J. McKenzie(University of Leicester)U. Stephen(University of Leicester)

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Abstract

The solubility of 17 commonly available metal oxides in the elemental mass series Ti through Zn have been determined in three ionic liquids based on choline chloride. The hydrogen bond donors used were urea, malonic acid, and ethylene glycol. The results obtained are compared with aqueous solutions of HCl and NaCl. Some correlation is observed between the solubility in the deep eutectic solvents and that in aqueous solutions but some significant exceptions offer an opportunity for novel solvato-metallurgical processes.

Ionic liquids properties and applications Extraction and Separation Processes Chemical and Physical Properties in Aqueous SolutionsChemistryCholine chlorideSolubilityEutectic systemAqueous solutionInorganic chemistryEthylene glycolChlorideIonic liquidMetal

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