Extractive Metallurgy Division - Separation of Germanium and Cadmium From Zinc Concentrates by Fuming

The American Institute of Mining, Metallurgical, and Petroleum Engineers
H. Kenworthy A. G. Starliper A. Ollar
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Jan 1, 1957

Abstract

Vapor pressure determinations were made on synthesized germanium sulfides. Germanium and cadmium were removed from sphalerite concentrates by fuming. The fume was retreated to separate some of the cadmium from the germanium and, at the same time, upgrade the germanium to more than 5 pet content. MANY sphalerite concentrates contain certain impurities which have economic value as byproducts. These may include the volatile sulfides of germanium, cadmium, and lead. The objectives of the research reported in this paper were to study the fundamental volatility characteristics of germanium sulfides, to increase the recoveries of ger-
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APA: H. Kenworthy A. G. Starliper A. Ollar  (1957)  Extractive Metallurgy Division - Separation of Germanium and Cadmium From Zinc Concentrates by Fuming

MLA: H. Kenworthy A. G. Starliper A. Ollar Extractive Metallurgy Division - Separation of Germanium and Cadmium From Zinc Concentrates by Fuming. The American Institute of Mining, Metallurgical, and Petroleum Engineers, 1957.

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