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Deriving a rate equation for the removal of manganese from solution using a gas mixture of sulphur dioxide and oxygen
The use of a sulfur dioxide - oxygen gas mixture to selectively remove manganese from other metals, such as cobalt and nickel, from leach solutions is kinetically favourable and inexpensive. However, this technology for precipitating manganese has not been used commercially, mainly due to a lack of...
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Department of Chemical Engineering
2014
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