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The Behaviour of Low Arsenic Copper Anodes at High Current Density in Electrorefining [PDF]
Arsenic is the only beneficial impurity for copper electrorefining through inhibiting anode passivation and the formation of floating slimes. The behaviour of copper anodes with different content of arsenic were studied at high current density (>280 A/m ...
Xuyong Zhang +3 more
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Over the past years, the significance of recycling Cu and its accompanying metals has been increasing. However, the frequency of anode passivation increases during the electrorefining of copper when the copper anode contains a high concentration of ...
Hideaki SASAKI, Toru H. OKABE
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Investigations on Anode Quality in Copper Electrorefining
Copper anodes have to have a certain quality in order to meet the requirements of subsequent electrorefining. The anode casting process is decisive for anode quality, which determines anodic dissolution behaviour during electrorefining. In order to determine the influences of the casting process and cooling conditions on chemical and physical anode ...
C. Wenzl +3 more
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Electrorefining Electrolyte from Copper Plant Dust
An attempt was made to develop a suitable process for the recovery of copper from the dust sample of copper plant by sulphuric acid leaching with the idea that the resulting leached copper sulphate solution Could be used directly as electrolyte in the copper electrorefining plant.
Gorai, Bipra +2 more
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Models for viscosity and density of copper electrorefining electrolytes
Viscosity and density of copper electrorefining electrolytes affect energy consumption and purity of cathode copper. Decreasing the viscosity and density increases the rate of falling of the anode slimes to the bottom of an electrorefining cell and increases the diffusivity and mobility of ions. Increasing the falling rate of the anode slimes decreases
Aji, Arif T. +5 more
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Electrolytic refining is the last step of pyrometallurgical copper production. Here, smelted copper is converted into high-quality cathodes through electrolysis.
Pedro Pablo Correa +4 more
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As the grade of the copper concentrate decreases and its composition becomes increasingly complex, the silver content in anode plates cast after fire refining increases, leading to a higher silver content in the copper cathode during electrorefining and ...
Chen Chen +5 more
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Operando Characterization of Uranium Dendrite Growth in High-Temperature Molten Salt Electrochemistry by Synchrotron X-Ray Tomography and Diffraction. [PDF]
An operando methodology combining synchrotron X‐ray micro‐computed tomography (SR‐µCT) and high‐energy X‐ray diffraction (HEXRD) investigates uranium dendrite electrodeposition in LiCl‐KCl‐UCl3 molten salt. This enabled in‐situ visualization of dendrite growth and ion diffusion dynamics.
Liu K +10 more
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Effect of APMImBr ionic liquid on the migration of silver in copper electrorefining
As the grade of copper concentrate decreases and its composition becomes increasingly complex, the silver content in the anode plate casting after fire refining increases.
Chen Chen +11 more
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Extraction of Cu, Ni, As and Te from copper electrorefining anode slimes was studied. Such parameters as sulfuric acid concentration, temperature and oxygen partial pressure had a positive effect on the oxidative pressurized acid leaching in the ...
Seisko Sipi +4 more
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