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Selenite reacts with iodide ion quantitatively in acidic solution forming selenium and iodine. The iodine formed is extracted into chloroform phase and its absorbance is measured at 509nm. With this method 10-2-5×10-6M selenium could be determined.
Ekmekci, G, Somer, G
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Copper is a fundamental transition metal with wide‐ranging applications in chemistry, technology, and society. Its recovery and recycling are vital to support the increasing demands of energy transition and digitalization. In this context, coordination chemistry plays a crucial role in developing sustainable and environmentally friendly processes for ...
Pietro Ostellari, Silvia Gross
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In the present study, the copper anode slime was leached in chloride media. Then, pregnant leach solution (PLS) was purified using solvent extraction method and Octanol-kerosene solution.
N. Sadeghi, E. Keshavarz Alamdari
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Oxidation Mechanism of Copper Selenide
The oxidation mechanism of copper selenide was investigated at deselenization temperatures of copper refining anode slimes. The isothermal roasting of synthetic, massive copper selenide in flowing oxygen and oxygen – 20% sulfur dioxide mixtures at 450 ...
Taskinen Pekka +3 more
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Aqueous synthesis of ZIF‐8 MOF has been optimized and characterized. The material was then tested for acid environment response and loaded with a wide spectrum antibacterial molecule (sulfathiazole) used for SARA treatment in cows. The loaded material was tested for drug release at different pH, evidencing strong dependence in release time.
Nicola di Nicola +6 more
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The Role of 3D Printing Technologies in Soft Grippers
This article examines the applications of 3D printing to soft grippers, including those with sensors and those made of both functional and nonfunctional materials. The various classes of soft grippers that can be manufactured using 3D printing are discussed. There is also a discussion of challenges and potential development paths.
Yangyang Xin +3 more
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Experimental methods in chemical engineering: X‐ray fluorescence—XRF
Abstract X‐ray fluorescence (XRF) is a non‐destructive spectrometric technique to detect elements with an atomic number from 11 (sodium) and beyond 92 (uranium). When X‐rays or gamma rays eject tightly bound inner core electrons, an electron from an outer shell will fill the empty orbital and fluoresce.
Mario Ferreiro González +2 more
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The Roasting of Copper Anode Slimes in the Nichols‐Herreshoff Furnace
Operating experiences with the new Nichols‐Herreshoff roaster are recorded. The roaster is installed at Laurel Hill, N. Y., El Paso, Texas, and Montreal East, Quebec. Slimes containing 25 to 50 per cent H2O are fed directly into the roaster. The maximum temperature range is 300 to 350° C. The capacity is 2,700 kg. per 24 hr.
C. W. Eichrodt, R. W. Rowen
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This review covers the panoramic scope of complex electrochemistry behaviors of Se in different systems from electrolytic cell to advanced energy storage, guides the morphology and composition regulation of Se‐containing materials for addressing insufficient Se electrodeposition, and systematically analyzes the approach for promoting the entire energy ...
Jiguo Tu +6 more
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Deformable LiFePO4 cathodes with superior electrical conductivity were developed by forming 3D interconnected elastomeric networks in composite electrodes. The deformable cathodes maintained electrical conductivity even under 500 consecutive bending cycles at an extremely small bending radius of 1.8 mm and the flexible pouch cells utilizing the ...
Sung Hyuk Park +7 more
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