Solvent Extraction Reagents to Aid Metallurgical Development

Society for Mining, Metallurgy & Exploration
G. W. Seward B. Towson R. F. Dalton
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Jan 1, 1994

Abstract

This paper reviews the successful application of oxime reagents for the solvent extraction of copper and considers the role that well focussed research initiatives can play in bringing further radical change to the metallurgical industry. Particular reference is made to the Cuprex Metal Extraction Process (CMEP), for the treatment of low grade or difficult to treat sulfide concentrates, using the reagent Acorga CLX- 50 to recover the copper and the reagent Acorga ZNX-50 for the recovery of zinc from chloride solutions. Other new extractants, currently in development, are also referenced.
Citation

APA: G. W. Seward B. Towson R. F. Dalton  (1994)  Solvent Extraction Reagents to Aid Metallurgical Development

MLA: G. W. Seward B. Towson R. F. Dalton Solvent Extraction Reagents to Aid Metallurgical Development. Society for Mining, Metallurgy & Exploration, 1994.

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