Kelex 100 - A New Reagent For Copper Solvent Extraction

Society for Mining, Metallurgy & Exploration
James A. Hartlage
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Society for Mining, Metallurgy & Exploration
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Publication Date:
Jan 1, 1969

Abstract

Work on the design of Kelex 100 was initiated several years ago at the Research Laboratories of Ashland Chemical Company. The effort was specifically directed toward the synthesis of an organic molecule which would strongly and selectively chelate copper ions in acidic solutions and form an oil soluble complex which would be stable in contact with an aqueous phase having a pH of approximately one. This publication describes efforts to establish data which could be used to estimate the economic utility of the new reagent. For helping to accomplish these ends, the author wishes to acknowledge the assistance of Mr. A. V. Henrickson of Hazen Research, Inc. for gathering a portion of the data presented here and to thank the copper companies who supplied leach solutions for studies described in this paper.
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APA: James A. Hartlage  (1969)  Kelex 100 - A New Reagent For Copper Solvent Extraction

MLA: James A. Hartlage Kelex 100 - A New Reagent For Copper Solvent Extraction. Society for Mining, Metallurgy & Exploration, 1969.

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