Catalytic Effect of Silver on Bioleaching of Arsenopyrite
Fang Fang
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Fang Fang
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A study of the effect of different variables (Ag + concentration, pulp density, pH, inoculation, Fe 3+ concentration) on the silver-catalyzed bioleaching of arsenopyrite by Acidithiobacillus ferrooxidans NSJ209 strains has been carried out in shake flasks.Results showed: Ag + has catalytic effect on arsenopyrite bioleaching.Especially, with the presence of Fe 3+ , the catalytic effect is even better.When the Ag + concentration is 2mg/L; the pulp density is 2%; the pH is 2.0; after leaching for 16 days, the arsenic leaching rate is improved about 23.14% compared with leaching rate when Ag + is not added.However, high concentrations of Ag + will affect the bacterial growth and activity, resulting in a decline of the leaching rate.
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A study of the effect of different variables (Ag + concentration, pulp density, pH, inoculation, Fe 3+ concentration) on the silver-catalyzed bioleaching of arsenopyrite by Acidithiobacillus ferrooxidans NSJ209 strains has been carried out in shake flasks.Results showed: Ag + has catalytic effect on arsenopyrite bioleaching.Especially, with the presence of Fe 3+ , the catalytic effect is even better.When the Ag + concentration is 2mg/L; the pulp density is 2%; the pH is 2.0; after leaching for 16 days, the arsenic leaching rate is improved about 23.14% compared with leaching rate when Ag + is not added.However, high concentrations of Ag + will affect the bacterial growth and activity, resulting in a decline of the leaching rate.
Key concepts: Bioleaching, Arsenopyrite, Metallurgy, Catalysis, Chemistry, Materials science, Organic chemistry, Copper