Studies on the anodic dissolution of copper matte

Mehendale, S. G.; Venkatachalam, S.; Mallikarjunan, R.

doi:10.1016/0304-386x(82)90016-0

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“…FeS 2 + 8Hp ~ Fe 3 + + 2S0/-+ 16H+ + 15e- (14) Biegler and Swift36 reported that the anodic dissolution of FeS 2 produces both S04 2 -(Reaction 14) and elemental sulfur (Reaction 15). Both reactions occured in a variety of electrolytes including 1M H Z S0 4 , 1M HCl0 4 and 1M HCl.…”

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Electrochemical processes in recovering metals from ores

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Bautista

1990

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Electrochemical processes in recovering metals from ores

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1990

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“…The electrooxidation of chalcocite has been a popular subject in the literature in recent years: [9,12,13,25,29,31,34,38,42,47,54,55], The idea is not new however. Marchese [40] patented the idea in 1882.…”

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The electrochemical dissolution of copper sulfides using a fluidized bed electrochemical reactor

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Developments in Physical Chemistry and Basic Principles of Extractive and Process Metallurgy in 1982

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1983

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Studies on the anodic dissolution of copper matte

Cited by 7 publications

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Electrochemical processes in recovering metals from ores

Electrochemical processes in recovering metals from ores

The electrochemical dissolution of copper sulfides using a fluidized bed electrochemical reactor

Developments in Physical Chemistry and Basic Principles of Extractive and Process Metallurgy in 1982

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