20191213 · Abstract Extraction of copper from sufidic ores, either by pyrometallurgy or hydrometallurgy, has various limitations. In this study, a solvometallurgical process for the extraction of copper from sulfidic ore minerals (chalcopyrite, bornite, chalcocite and digenite) was developed by using an organic lixiviant (FeCl 3 as oxidizing agent and ethylene …
view more202081 · Here, we investigate electrolytic alternatives, reviewing the background and recent developments for four classes of electrolytes to directly decompose the most important industrial copper mineral, chalcopyrite: aqueous solutions, ionic liquids, molten salts, and molten sulfides. These electrolytes are discussed in the framework of ...
view moreThe most economically important mineral in porphyry copper deposits. Link to MinDat.org Location Data. From the Greek, chalkos, "copper" hence "Copper Pyrite." Comments: Well-formed crystals of chalcopyrite and quartz. Location: Boldut mine, 61 level (350 meters deep), Cavnic, Maramures, Rumania. Scale: 5.5 x 3.5 cm.
view more201911 · Abstract Beneficiation of chalcopyrite and most minerals in general requires specific conditions and raw materials based on characteristics of the mineral to optimize processing hence income. Therefore characterization of minerals is an important aspect in mineral processing. In this investigation X-ray diffraction (XRD) and Scanning Electronic …
view more201756 · Even though IPETC and PAX have been commonly employed in mineral processing, some unresolved questions exist concerning the type of species adsorbed, its adsorption mechanism, and the relationship ...
view more201771 · A novel integrated alkaline process for the extraction of copper from chalcopyrite has been proposed and the chemistry of the main steps in the process including reagent recirculation has been demonstrated. At ambient temperatures, copper extractions of up to 52% are achievable after 580 h in solutions of glycine and air as oxidant.
view more2017830 · The dispersive effect of sodium silicate on kaolinite particles in process water: Implications for iron-ore processing. Clays and Clay Minerals, 59 ( 3 ), 233 – 239.
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