Method for separating and recovering nickel and copper from comp

Specialized metallurgical processes – compositions for use therei – Processes – Free metal or alloy reductant contains magnesium

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ABSTRACT:
A method of recovering copper and nickel from sulphidic minerals containing copper, nickel and iron comprises the steps of roasting the mineral, preferably to provide magnetite; sulphating, for example with sulphuric acid, sulphur trioxide, metal sulphate and/or sulphur dioxide together with oxygen; and a subsequent leaching of the sulphated material and recovery of copper from the leaching solution, for example by electrolysis. All or part of the leaching solution with its nickel content is recycled to the roasting stage, and the nickel content is removed in the form of nickel oxide together with the leaching residue, from which nickel can be recovered.

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Hauf, N. W. and Schmidt C. G., "The Roasting and Leaching of Witwatersaand Pyrite Concentrates" J. of S. Africa Inst. of Mining and Metallurgy Aug., 1979, pp. 365-371.

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