Pelletizing sulfation of anode slimes

Chemistry of inorganic compounds – Treating mixture to obtain metal containing compound – Group ib metal

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423 45, 423508, 423510, 75 3, 75 99, 75115, C01G 310, C01B 1902

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ABSTRACT:
Anode slimes from an electrorefining operation are fed, together with sulfuric acid, into a heated pelletizer wherein a sulfation reaction occurs, simultaneously with pellet formation, to solubilize copper, nickel and tellurium contained in the slimes.

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Schloen et al. "Treatment of Electrolytic Copper Refinery Slimes" Journal of Metals, May, 1950, Trans. AIME, vol. 188 pp. 764-777.

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