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Impact of Cooling Rate on the Mineralogy and Leaching Behaviour of Copper Slag

Avoiding and minimizing the leaching of heavy elements from non-ferrous metal slags is a precondition for their effective valorisation, where minimum requirements are regulated by standards and legislation of different local regions. Whilst most laboratory-scale studies on slag leaching have focused on factors such as slag bulk composition and solution
Chen, Jeff, Jak, Evgueni
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Mechanisms and Rates of Pesticide Leaching in Shallow Clayey Till

1993
Field studies and groundwater monitoring in an orchard indicated that migration in fractures of the pesticides simazine and atrazine had occurred through more than 8 metres of clayey till in a period of less than ten years. Leaching experiments applying large intact till blocks sampled in the orchard showed rapid transport of water and pesticides in ...
P. R. Jørgensen, N. H. Spliid
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Influence of leaching rates on 14C-metolachlor mobility

Bulletin of Environmental Contamination and Toxicology, 1995
M J, Sánchez-Martín   +4 more
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Leaching rate dependence on productive solution temperature

Vestnik KazNRTU, 2020
S. G. Onika   +3 more
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Leaching rates of heavy metal ions in forest soil

Water, Air, and Soil Pollution, 1978
The leachability of Mn, Zn, Cd, Ni, V, Cu, Cr, and Pb was studied in two purely organic spruce forest soils: one control soil and one similar soil heavily polluted by Cu and Zn from a brass foundry in southern Sweden. Artificial rainwater, acidified to pH 4.2, 3.2, and 2.8 was used in the experiment.
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EFFECT OF WATER APPLICATION RATE ON LEACHING

Soil Science, 1966
JACK KELLER, JOSE F. ALFARO
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Heterogeneous Rate Processes in the Leaching of Base Metal Sulfides

1984
Fundamental rate processes in sulfide leaching are reviewed. Electrochemical reactions of importance in dissolution and solidstate conversion reactions are presented and emphasis is placed upon copper and lead sulfides. Parameters important in characterizing potential new hydrometallurgical processes using anodic and cathodic reactions are reviewed.
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Effects of Water Flow Rates on Leaching

1984
C. PESCATORE, A. J. MACHIELS
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Evaluation of AntiFouling Paints by Leaching Rate Determinations.

Industrial & Engineering Chemistry, 1945
B. H. Ketchum   +3 more
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