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PYRITE DESULFURIZATION BY WET OXIDATION IN ALKALINE SOLUTIONS

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Pages 79-94 | Received 14 Apr 1980, Published online: 29 Mar 2007
 

Abstract

Particles of iron pyrites can be desulfurized by leaching them with a hot alkaline solution containing dissolved oxygen under pressure. As the reaction proceeds sulfur is extracted largely as soluble sulfates, and a shell of iron oxide is formed around a shrinking core of pyrite. The overall rate of the reaction seems to be controlled by diffusion of dissolved oxygen through the shell of iron oxide.

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