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How can electrolytic zinc-copper slag be recycled?

2016-11-14View Original

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How can electrolytic zinc-copper slag be recycled? After recovering cadmium from electrolytic zinc in our factory, copper slag is produced with a composition of 28% Cu, 8% Zn, and 12% Cd. How can this slag be separated and utilized? It is best to produce copper sulfate pentahydrate (solid), zinc sulfate (liquid), and cadmium sulfate (liquid)
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