The Kinetics Of Silver Cementation From Thiourea Solutions Using Aluminum

Society for Mining, Metallurgy & Exploration
M. Teutli G. Lapidus I. González
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Jan 1, 1990

Abstract

The cementation kinetics of silver with aluminum particles were studied with model solutions under nitrogen atmosphere, varying the temperature, aluminum/silver ratio, pH and concentrations of thiourea and surface activator Recoveries were evaluated both by solution concentrations and by REDOX measurements. Tafel curves were determined for this system. The results showed the cementation process to be essentially independent of the pH and thiourea concentration. However, a strong influence was observed with respect to temperature, aluminum/silver ratio and the quantity of activator. There is evidence that the controlling step is the dissolution of aluminum oxide from the particle surface.
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APA: M. Teutli G. Lapidus I. González  (1990)  The Kinetics Of Silver Cementation From Thiourea Solutions Using Aluminum

MLA: M. Teutli G. Lapidus I. González The Kinetics Of Silver Cementation From Thiourea Solutions Using Aluminum. Society for Mining, Metallurgy & Exploration, 1990.

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