Effects Of Dissolution Time And Particle Size On Kinetic Test Results

Society for Mining, Metallurgy & Exploration
K. Lapakko
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Jan 1, 1998

Abstract

Kinetic tests results are influenced by methodological variables, including test duration and mine waste particle size. Some samples tested produced neutral drainage in kinetic tests for more than two years prior to drainage acidification. The potential for long "lag times" can be assessed based on the mine waste mineralogy. The lag time duration can be estimated using this mineralogy in conjunction with dissolution rates observed in the kinetic tests. The influence of particle size on the drainage quality is dependent on the variation of the availability of acid-producing and acid-neutralizing minerals with particle size.
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APA: K. Lapakko  (1998)  Effects Of Dissolution Time And Particle Size On Kinetic Test Results

MLA: K. Lapakko Effects Of Dissolution Time And Particle Size On Kinetic Test Results. Society for Mining, Metallurgy & Exploration, 1998.

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