Conference Proceedings
1994 AusIMM Student Conference - Pathway to Industry
Conference Proceedings
1994 AusIMM Student Conference - Pathway to Industry
Separation of Arsenic from Mining and Metallurgical Wastes
The sources of arsenic compounds vary from As(lll) oxide
produced from roasters to wastes containing arsenic from
chemical or mineral processing plants. The removal of arsenic via
co-precipitation with iron is currently proposed as an acce
produced from roasters to wastes containing arsenic from
chemical or mineral processing plants. The removal of arsenic via
co-precipitation with iron is currently proposed as an acce
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B Marasinghe, S M Javad Koleini
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- Published: 1994
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