Fathi Habashi
This volume focuses on the principles of hydrometallurgy, which is a vital field in extractive metallurgy aimed at the recovery of metals from ores and concentrates using aqueous solutions. The objective is to provide a comprehensive textbook that encompasses various processes involved in hydrometallurgy, including leaching, extraction, and refining methods. The methodology includes detailed theoretical background, accompanied by illustrations, diagrams, and practical examples that aid in the understanding of complex processes. The results presented in this text aim to equip students, educators, and professionals with essential knowledge and practical insights applicable in the mining and metallurgical industries. It serves as a reference guide and is designed to meet the educational needs of metallurgical engineering curricula. Period.
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