Electrochemical mining of copper

Chemistry: electrical and wave energy – Processes and products – Electrostatic field or electrical discharge

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204113, 204123, C25C 112, C25C 106, C25C 124, C25C 708

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039560872

ABSTRACT:
A method is described for the direct extraction of copper as finely divided metal from subterranean sulfide ore deposits containing the same utilizing electrochemical techniques. The method eliminates the physical digging and crushing of ore and greatly reduces subsequent refining and further purification of the recovered copper. Copper produced in accordance with the method can, in many instances, be used in the recovered form. Alternative processing techniques are described for simultaneously producing both finely divided copper and finely divided iron from sulfide ores containing the same.

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