Porphyry ores and E-wastes/WEEE are two of the most important copper-bearing materials
on the planet. Over 60% of world copper output comes from porphyry copper ores while E …

Copper and molybdenum are important metal resources, efficient treatment and utilization of
copper and molybdenum ores are of great significance to the development of economy and …

Most investigators regard CuFeS 2 as having the formal oxidation states of Cu+ Fe 3+(S 2−)
2. However, the spectroscopic characterisation of chalcopyrite is clearly influenced by the …

Extensive studies have been devoting to investigating the catalytic efficiency of zero-valent
iron (Fe 0)-based bimetals with persulfate (PS), while little is known in the stoichiometric …

Chalcopyrite is a prime, plentiful and widely distributed form of copper-bearing mineral.
Compared with the traditional pyrometallurgy process, biohydrometallurgy has …

The seawater is purified or pre-treated to obtain the acidic seawater-based media (ASM),
which has been gradually utilized in copper hydrometallurgical industries, resulting in …

Copper concentrates with mineralogy dominated by chalcopyrite have slow leaching
kinetics at atmospheric pressure in sulphate media because of the formation of passivation …

The growing worldwide demand for copper implies the need to process increased amounts
of its ores. Chalcopyrite is the most abundant copper mineral, but due to its refractory nature …

The dissolution of a massive chalcopyrite electrode (98.1% chalcopyrite, 1.9% siderite) was
studied in 0.5 M sulfuric acid solution. Different anodic potentials were applied and the …

The dissolution of chalcopyrite in acidic potassium dichromate solution has been
investigated with respect to the effects of sulphuric acid and potassium dichromate …