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Preparation of a Rhodium Hydride Catalyst Precursor from Spent Catalyst. If, for whatever reason, none of the reactivation procedures above are suitable, one is faced with the option of returning the catalyst concentrate to a vendor for conversion into a catalyst precursor. If the recovery involves reduction of the catalyst concentrate to a rhodium ash, significant expense is involved. Procedures that avoid rhodium ashing may be more economic. In one such procedure a rhodium complex concentrate prepared from a 400 ppm rhodium containing hydroformylation catalyst solution, for which catalytic activity had declined to about 30 percent of its initial value, was concentrated in a wiped-film evaporator to about 27,700 ppm rhodium.
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