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Mechanical stirring (mechanoelectrolysis) serves as a general and effective method to boost sulfide-to-metal conversion reactions, achieving over 90% current efficiency and increasing metal extraction rates in electrochemical systems. Novelty: ClaimNovelty.INCREMENTAL. Consensus alignment: ConsensusAlignment.NEUTRAL.

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This research aims to explore the effectiveness of mechanical stirring in enhancing sulfide-to-metal conversion processes.

June 3, 2026ACS Applied Materials & Interfaces0 citations

Mechanoelectrolysis of Sulfides: Modulating Sulfide-to-Metal Conversions

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YGYanyang GuoWuhan University SWShiyu WangWuhan University JQJiakang QuMinistry of Education

Key Points

This research aims to explore the effectiveness of mechanical stirring in enhancing sulfide-to-metal conversion processes.
Utilized mechanoelectrolysis techniques to test current efficiency in sulfide-to-metal conversions.
Examined the impact of mechanical stirring on electrochemical extraction methods.
Analyzed conversion kinetics to deepen understanding of the process.
Achieved a current efficiency of over 90% in Bi and SnS/Sn conversions.
Mechanical stirring significantly increased metal extraction rates.
Enhanced energy efficiencies were observed across various electrochemical systems.

Abstract

/Bi, and SnS/Sn conversions with a current efficiency of over 90%. Therefore, mechanical stirring has been proven to be a general way to boost sulfide-to-metal conversion reactions, thereby increasing metal extraction rates and energy efficiencies in various electrochemical systems. Overall, this work not only offers a general method to modulate conversion reactions but also deepens the mechanistic understanding of sulfide-to-metal conversion kinetics.

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