Extraction of Copper from Chalcopyrite Concentrates without Sulfuric Acid Generation via Chlorination - I. Gaseous Chlorination of Sulfide Concentrates
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Extraction of Copper from Chalcopyrite Concentrates without Sulfuric Acid Generation via Chlorination - I. Gaseous Chlorination of Sulfide Concentrates
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2000
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University of Minnesota Duluth
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Technical Report
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A gaseous chlorination process for hydrometallurgical treatment of a
chalcopyrite concentrate was investigated. The overall process is
visualized to consist of low temperature chlorination-selective oxidation,
followed · by aqueous chloride leaching and SX-EW for producing
electrolytic copper, elemental sulfur and ferric oxide. In this article, the
chlorination phase of the process is described. Initially, the chlorination
behavior of chalcopyrite-concentrate micro-pellets was investigated
using a small batch-type fluidized bed reactor. The optimum conditions
thereby established were used in continuous chlorination tests. The
chlorinated products thus prepared were used in the selective oxidation
phase of the investigation.
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Iwasaki, Iwao; Tamagawa, T.; Tabaian, S. H; Fu, N. X; Kobayashi, M. (2000). Extraction of Copper from Chalcopyrite Concentrates without Sulfuric Acid Generation via Chlorination - I. Gaseous Chlorination of Sulfide Concentrates. Retrieved from the University Digital Conservancy, https://hdl.handle.net/11299/187124.
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