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Investigation of the autogentic sulfation of cadmium oxide by zinc sulfate has disclosed the existence of a sulfation series in which sulfates higher in the series will, upon heat treatment of a mixture, sulfate oxides of metals lower in the series. An early commercial application of this research at Josephtown Smelter is described.
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TP 43640. Manuscript, Mar. 1, 1956. New York Meeting, February 1956.
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Lund, R.E., Warnes, D.E. Selective sulfation for cadmium recovery at Josephtown Smelter. JOM 9, 608–611 (1957). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF03397918
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