C. BRISSETTE, J. CHAMPAGNE, J. R. JUTRAS
Pure cadmium sulphide was leach,ed by the action of the bacterium Thiobacillus thiooxidans in the presence of finely divided sulphur. The influence of time, temperature, pH and conei!ntration of inoculum on the extent of the cadmium extraction was studied. Under optimum conditions, up to 72 per cent of the cadmium could be dissolved over a six-week period. A cursory study of the role played by elemental sulphur seems to indicate that its presence is essential but that the sulphuric acid produced througn its oxidation is a minor factor in the cadmium extraction.
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