OFR-138-80 Kinetics Of Chlorine Leaching Of Zinc-Lead Flotation Concentrates

The National Institute for Occupational Safety and Health (NIOSH)
James L. Hendrix
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Jan 1, 1980

Abstract

A study was made of the United States Bureau of Mines' chlorine-oxygen leaching process for complex sulfide concentrates. The investigation sought to determine the kinetic order and IT mechanisms involved in the reactions betweens sphalerite, and galena with chlorine. The influence of copper on the extraction rates was also studied. It has been shown the rates of reaction of chlorine in aqueous solutions with sphalerite and galena are both zero order at 373K with the rate limiting step being the chemical reaction. Addition of cupric chloride increased the extractions of both lead and zinc.
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APA: James L. Hendrix  (1980)  OFR-138-80 Kinetics Of Chlorine Leaching Of Zinc-Lead Flotation Concentrates

MLA: James L. Hendrix OFR-138-80 Kinetics Of Chlorine Leaching Of Zinc-Lead Flotation Concentrates. The National Institute for Occupational Safety and Health (NIOSH), 1980.

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