RI 2350 The Sulfur Dioxide Leaching Process

The National Institute for Occupational Safety and Health (NIOSH)
Charles E. Van Barneveld Edmund S. Leaver
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The National Institute for Occupational Safety and Health (NIOSH)
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May 1, 1922

Abstract

In response to numerous requests from metallurgists and operators for information regarding the status of the sulphur dioxide leaching process , developed at the Southwest experiment station of the U. S. Bureau of Mines , Tucson , Ariz . , the following statement has been prepared . A more complete report is now in course of publication and will appear as Technical Paper 312. This process was devised to provide a cheap and efficient method for treating the so- called "porphyry " copper ores of the Southwest which generally contain both " sulphide " and "nonsulphide " copper minerals , mixed in such proportions that they can only be satisfactorily treated by a method which will concurrently recover both the sulphide copper and the nonsulphide copper . The latter term has been adopted to include all the minerals commonly referred to in operating phraseology in the mills of the Southwest as " oxidized" , " oxide " , or " soluble " copper . confident that the sulphide dioxide leaching process , as developed by us with the cooperation of the Miami Copper Co. and the Arizona Copper Co. , is suitable and commercially available for a wide range of ores .
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APA: Charles E. Van Barneveld Edmund S. Leaver  (1922)  RI 2350 The Sulfur Dioxide Leaching Process

MLA: Charles E. Van Barneveld Edmund S. Leaver RI 2350 The Sulfur Dioxide Leaching Process. The National Institute for Occupational Safety and Health (NIOSH), 1922.

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