Comprehensive utilization of nickel ores containing copper and zinc

2010-06-25View Original

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There is some waste below, which is fine powdered ore, containing about 14% nickel, 4% copper, and 9% zinc. I want to make comprehensive use of it in a company that produces nickel-iron alloys, and the source of raw materials is stable. Can any expert give some advice on how to start? The mode of cooperation can be discussed in detail.

Reply #22010-06-29

Where is it? wzq8750@163.com

Reply #32010-06-30

What kind of scrap do you have? Isn't it nickel plating?

Reply #42010-07-02

If the content of other metal elements is not high, you can consider acid dissolution followed by extraction and electrolysis, or making nickel hydroxide. But the main reason is to consider the cost. I don’t know the price of this scrap. 451315661

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