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Investigation of the Sulfate Leaching Process of Sulfated Residue Obtained From Copper Sulfide Concentrate

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Experimental findings demonstrate high extraction rates of copper, zinc, and iron during sulfate leaching, indicating its effectiveness.

Sulfate leaching effectively extracts 99.6% of copper from the residue, along with 99.5% of zinc, enhancing metal recovery.
Iron extraction during the leaching process is 75.7%, though some residual iron remains in the solid residue.
Lead sulfate does not dissolve in the acid and stays in the solid residue, signaling challenges for complete recovery.
Insoluble sulfide silver remains undissolved as it does not oxidize during roasting, necessitating additional approaches for recovery.

HOVHANNISYAN et al. (2025) studied this question.

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