Experimental Study of a Lead-Zinc Sulfide Comprehensive Recovery

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A refractory lead-zinc sulfide was studied in this experiment, at which the effect of use of new zinc activator L-23 and a traditional zinc activator copper sulfate are compared. It’s drawn from the results, with use of a new activator L-23, the grade and recovery of zinc concentrate have a significantly increase, and attained a good indicator that the zinc concentrate grade is 43.77%, recovery is 79.62%.

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