Dissolution of nickeliferous sulfide material in HCl

Chemistry of inorganic compounds – Treating mixture to obtain metal containing compound – Iron group metal

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423 47, 423 48, 423154, 75 6, 75119, C01G 5308

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ABSTRACT:
A process is provided for leaching nickeliferous sulfide material, such as NiS precipitate and thermally activated nickel sulfide material, e.g., nickel matte, the process comprising subjecting nickeliferous sulfide material in the finely divided state to leaching in hydrochloric acid of concentration ranging from about 3 N to 8 N at a temperature of over 50.degree. C., the temperature and acid concentration being selected to dissolve at least about 50% by weight of the total contained nickel.

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Thornhill, "The Falconbridge Matte Leach Process", Journal of Metals, Jul., 1971, pp. 13-18.

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