A. DASHTI, F. RASHCHI
Recovery of lead from a zinc leach residue of an oxidic ore was investigated using the sulfidization-flotation method on a laboratory scale. The residue was leached to eliminate its soluble compounds. The sulfidization-flotation experiments were carried out on a bench scale and different parameters such as sodium sulfide, collector concentration and pH were examined. Finally, the sodium sulfide and collector concentration resulting from the batch flotation were compared with the one estimated using the microflotation results in literature.
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