What is the appropriate pH value for the zinc oxide ball milling leaching solution?
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As the title suggests, when using zinc oxide powder for wet leaching, it is necessary to re-grind it in a ball mill; the zinc oxide must be fed into the ball mill using a solution. A pH level above 5.0 tends to cause the steel balls inside the mill to stick together, while a pH level around 3.0 can corrode those steel balls. What should be done?
No one answered? I wonder if there are anyone who uses zinc oxide to produce electrolytic zinc
The cadmium-poor solution can be directly turned into a slurry; ball milling is sufficient, with a pH of 5.2
Thank you, but the viscosity of zinc suboxide here is quite high