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HomeAdvanced Materials ResearchAdvanced Materials Research Vol. 549Tellurium Recovery from the Unique Tellurium Ores

Tellurium Recovery from the Unique Tellurium Ores

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Generally, along with the rapid economic development in our country, the requirement of mineral resource is gradually increasing. Compared with the traditional metallurgy, the biohydrometallurgy has the merit of light damage of environment, low cost, and a few investments, and then it can treat with very low-grade ores even industrial disposals. Since the discovery of scattered elemental tellurium deposit in China, the development and utilization of this unique independent tellurium ores were studied. In this paper, firstly, the progresses on tellurium recovery process from the unique tellurium ores were summarized, and then, the experimental results on bioleaching in our lab were presented.

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Advanced Materials Research (Volume 549)

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1060-1063

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https://doi.org/10.4028/www.scientific.net/AMR.549.1060

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July 2012

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Ya Fei Guo, Nan Zhang, Dong Chan Li, Fa Mang Tang, Tian Long Deng

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Biohydrometallurgy Bioleaching, Enhancement, Hydrometallurgy, Tellurium Recovery

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