Abstract
Low grade zinc ores and residues were leached in chlorine water and chlorine hydrate water mixtures. It was found that the rate of leaching Adrar ore and Electric Arc Furnace dust obeyed a shrinking core diffusion model, whereas, the rate of leaching of Turkish ore appeared to be controlled by a surface reaction. In all cases, lead leached with the zinc but the iron oxides remained virtually undissolved.
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Thomas, B.K., Fray, D.J. Leaching of oxidic zinc materials with chlorine and chlorine hydrate. Metall Trans B 12, 281–285 (1981). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF02654461
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