A Process Designed For The Ancient Copper Smelting Slags (Invited)

The Minerals, Metals and Materials Society
Bora Derin
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Jan 1, 2003

Abstract

This work deals with the recovery of valuable metals from the ancient copper smelting slags located in Küre-Turkey. In this process, copper and cobalt were recovered in metallic form and/or as their compounds, whereas iron was recovered as magnetic oxide or pigment. Abrasive grit material was produced using reduced final slag. The process stages involved carbothermal reduction in a DC arc furnace, granulation, leaching, chemical precipitation, selective sulfidizing roasting and product preparations. In this paper, the process stages were described as theoretically and experimentally whereas slag and products were characterized in detail.
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APA: Bora Derin  (2003)  A Process Designed For The Ancient Copper Smelting Slags (Invited)

MLA: Bora Derin A Process Designed For The Ancient Copper Smelting Slags (Invited). The Minerals, Metals and Materials Society, 2003.

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