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Life cycle indicator comparison of copper, silver, zinc and aluminum nanoparticle production through electric arc evaporation or chemical reduction [PDF]
Ways to produce metallic nanoparticles and the scale-up of these processes have seen increased interest as the industrial application of nanoparticles continues to grow.
Gregory Metha +2 more
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Dynamic process simulation of zinc electrowinning
Zinc electrowinning is the final aqueous processing step in the production of metallic zinc. It is a complex process that is difficult to control and monitor. This thesis seeks to develop a time transient process simulation of zinc electrowinning to aid in controlling and monitoring.
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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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Physical-chemical and Biological-chemical Methods for Treatment of Acid Mine Drainage
The main goal of the article was to demonstrate the technical feasibility of the heavy metals removal from the acid mine drainage coming from a lead and zinc mine located in Tùnel Kingsmill outlet of the Rio Yaulì (district of Yauli – Perù) using ...
A. Luptakova +3 more
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Carbon Dioxide as a Sustainable Reagent in Circular Hydrometallurgy
Carbon dioxide is a useful reagent in hydrometallurgy and it can help to transform linear hydrometallurgical flowsheets into circular ones. Examples of applications of CO2 are pH control, the regeneration of acids used as lixiviants, or as a reagent for precipitation of metal carbonates. A new development is the solvent‐extraction‐assisted formation of
Rodolfo Marin Rivera, Koen Binnemans
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Selective Recovery of Manganese from Anode Sludge Residue by Reductive Leaching
Manganese-containing anode sludge is a common side-product in the electrowinning of zinc. The anode sludge consists mainly of oxidized manganese, but also lesser amounts of lead, calcium, and other minor metals. The impurities present in the anode sludge
Toni Kauppinen +3 more
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Alkaline leaching of iron and steelmaking dust [PDF]
Steel production generates significant quantities of dust and sludge in blast furnaces (BF),basic oxygen furnaces (BOF), and electric arc furnaces (EAF).
Aromaa, Jari, Stafanova, Anna
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The geometric properties of $\mathrm{Pb-MnO_2}$ composite electrodes are studied, and a general formula is presented for the length of the triple phase boundary (TPB) on two dimensional (2D) composite electrodes using sphere packing and cutting ...
Aromaa, Jari +5 more
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Leaching of copper from a multimetallic powder containing di‐ and trivalent cations by exploiting a sustainable and low temperature hydrometallurgical process involving malic and other hydoxy‐carboxylic acids as leaching agents. Copper recovery was performed by precipitation of copper hydroxide from the post‐leaching solution.
Pietro Ostellari +8 more
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Oxygen Evolution Overpotentials of Lead Oxide and Ruthenium Oxide prepared by Reactive Sputtering
The Pb oxide and Ru oxide films with various compositions were prepared by reactive sputtering using mixed gas of Ar and O2, and those anodic polarization properties were investigated in a 150 g L-1 H2SO4 solution at 303–333 K.
Masami TAGUCHI +2 more
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