Hydrometallurgical Processing of Antimony Bearing Pyrometallurgical Calcines

The solid pyrometallurgical calcination product containing antimony was dissolved in H2 SO4 under conditions that ensured a high extraction of the oxidized antimony compounds into the solution. The key conditions were [H2 SO4 ]-180 g/l, duration - 2 hours, temperature - 80 ºС, T: J = 1:6, and a rotation speed of 400-450 rpm. The study determined a high degree of antimony dissolution is possible and found the optimal points for the proposed process.

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2024-11-18
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https://doi.org/10.54026/jmms/1095
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Metal Extraction and Bioleaching
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Hydrometallurgical Processing of Antimony Bearing Pyrometallurgical Calcines

Corby Anderson
Metal Extraction and Bioleaching
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Hydrometallurgical Processing of Antimony Bearing Pyrometallurgical Calcines

Corby Anderson
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Abstract

The solid pyrometallurgical calcination product containing antimony was dissolved in H2 SO4 under conditions that ensured a high extraction of the oxidized antimony compounds into the solution. The key conditions were [H2 SO4 ]-180 g/l, duration - 2 hours, temperature - 80 ºС, T: J = 1:6, and a rotation speed of 400-450 rpm. The study determined a high degree of antimony dissolution is possible and found the optimal points for the proposed process.

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