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DETERMINATION OF LEACH CONDITIONS OF KARACAM LATERITIC NICKEL ORES WITH SULFURIC ACID UNDER EFFECT OF SODIUM FLUORIDE
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In this work, dissolution of Ni and Fe in sulfuric acid medium under the influence of sodium fluoride was studied. The samples of the nickeliferous late ritic ore were taken from Eski şehir (Karaçam) region of Turkey. The effects on the nickel and iron dissolution rates of stirring speed, sulfur ic acid concentration, sodium fluoride concentration, reaction temperature were investigated. In order to investigate the effects of leaching temperature range of 30-50 °C the shrinking core model was applied by using th e results of experiments. Kinetics analysis showed that the nickel and iron dissolution from lateritic ore could be described by the “diffusion” for nickel and “surface chemi cal reaction” for iron, respectively. The activation energies (Ea) and Arrhenius constants for the dissolution reactions were calculated.
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