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Year 1998 No 1

Dutrizac J.E.,Chen T.T.
THE ROLE OF HYDROMETALLURGY IN THE RECYCLING OF ZINC, COPPER AND LEAD
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No 1 (1998), p. 5-28
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Pliešovská N., Mačáková S., Šiška F.
POSSIBILITY HEAVY METALS IMOBILIZATION BY THE MUNICIPAL WASTE STABILIZATION II. BOTTOM ASH TREATMENT
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No 1 (1998), p. 29-33
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Puliš P.
THE METHOD OF ESTIMATION LOW CONCENTRATIONS OF SOME HEAVY METALS IN UNDEGROUND WATER
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No 1 (1998), p. 34-41
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Havlík T.
ACIDIC OXIDATIVE LEACHING OF CHALCOPYRITE AND ITS MECHANISM
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No 1 (1998), p. 42-48
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Šulek K., Havlík T.
ACIDIC OXIDATIVE LEACHING OF CHALCOPYRITE WITH HIGH-FREQUENCY INDUCTIVE HEATING
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No 1 (1998), p. 49-54
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Harvanová J., Štofková M., Štofko M.
THE INFLUENCE OF FE3+ IONS CONCENTRATION UPON THIOUREA CONSUMPTION AND GOLD RECOVERY
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The influence of Fe3+ ions concentration upon gold extraction to thiourea solution by means of rotation disc electrode method was studied. Connection between Fe3+ ions concentration in solution and thiourea concentration was also investigated. High content of Fe3+ in solution means increase of oxidation power of surroundings and it results in thiourea destruction and besides its loss for leaching it means decrease of gold extraction in solution. It is possible to state that redox potential in solution around 200 mV means maximum efficiency of gold extraction into solution. It has to be said that amount of oxidative reagent for the gold leaching must be precisely determined for every leached material. The excess of oxidation media means the destruction of thiourea and that means increase of leaching cost.

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No 1 (1998), p. 55-60
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Bilík J., Kret J., Beer H.
APPLICATION OF THE SIMULATING MATHEMATICAL MODELS FOR DECREASING OF THE BLAST FURNACE FUEL RATE
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No 1 (1998), p. 61-70
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Jelínek P., Buchtele J., Miškovský F., Straka P.
INFLUENCE OF GRAIN SIZE AND MACERAL COMPOSITION OF COAL ON YIELD OF LUSTROUS CARBON IN THERMAL DEGRADATION PROCESS
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No 1 (1998), p. 71-78
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