Process Optimization and Mechanism Study on HCl-NaCl Leaching of Molybdenum-Bismuth Mixed Concentrate AITranslate
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To address the issues of prolonged flowsheet,high costs,and inter-containment of concentrates in traditional molybdenum-bismuth mixed concentrate beneficiation process,the HCl-NaCl system was employed to leach bismuth from molybdenum-bismuth mixed concentrate to realize the separation of molybdenum and bismuth,and a thermodynamic analysis was performed on the leaching process.The influences of hydrochloric acid concentration,leaching temperature,leaching time,liquid-solid ratio,and NaCl concentration on the leaching rate of bismuth were investigated.The reaction kinetics were analyzed using leaching experimental data to identify the reaction rate-controlling step.The results show that the forms of Bi and S are BiCl4-and H2S,respectively after the reaction of bismuth sulfide with hydrochloric acid without oxidant addition.The factors affecting bismuth leaching rate follow this order of significance:leaching temperature>hydrochloric acid concentration>liquid-solid ratio>NaCl concentration>leaching time.Under the optimized conditions of HCl concentration of 4 mol/L,liquid-solid ratio of 2.0,reaction temperature of 90℃,leaching time of 8 h,and NaCl concentration of 4 mol/L,the average bismuth leaching rate reaches 97.90%.The apparent activation energy of the leaching reaction is 84.55 kJ/mol,indicating an interface chemical reaction control mechanism,and elevated temperature promotes bismuth leaching.
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To address the issues of prolonged flowsheet,high costs,and inter-containment of concentrates in traditional molybdenum-bismuth mixed concentrate beneficiation process,the HCl-NaCl system was employed to leach bismuth from molybdenum-bismuth mixed concentrate to realize the separation of molybdenum and bismuth,and a thermodynamic analysis was performed on the leaching process.The influences of hydrochloric acid concentration,leaching temperature,leaching time,liquid-solid ratio,and NaCl concentration on the leaching rate of bismuth were investigated.The reaction kinetics were analyzed using leaching experimental data to identify the reaction rate-controlling step.The results show that the forms of Bi and S are BiCl4-and H2S,respectively after the reaction of bismuth sulfide with hydrochloric acid without oxidant addition.The factors affecting bismuth leaching rate follow this order of significance:leaching temperature>hydrochloric acid concentration>liquid-solid ratio>NaCl concentration>leaching time.Under the optimized conditions of HCl concentration of 4 mol/L,liquid-solid ratio of 2.0,reaction temperature of 90℃,leaching time of 8 h,and NaCl concentration of 4 mol/L,the average bismuth leaching rate reaches 97.90%.The apparent activation energy of the leaching reaction is 84.55 kJ/mol,indicating an interface chemical reaction control mechanism,and elevated temperature promotes bismuth leaching.
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| GB/T 7714-2015 | [1] ZHU An-yu, SHEN Yu-jun, PENG Jun, et al. Process Optimization and Mechanism Study on HCl-NaCl Leaching of Molybdenum-Bismuth Mixed Concentrate[J]. Rare Metals and Cemented Carbides, 2025(3): 1-7. |
| MLA | [1] ZHU An-yu, et al., "Process Optimization and Mechanism Study on HCl-NaCl Leaching of Molybdenum-Bismuth Mixed Concentrate." Rare Metals and Cemented Carbides, no. 3, 2025, pp. 1-7. |
| APA | [1] ZHU An-yu, SHEN Yu-jun, PENG Jun, ZHANG Xi-long, CAI Yun-zhuo, & WANG Jun-long. (2025). Process Optimization and Mechanism Study on HCl-NaCl Leaching of Molybdenum-Bismuth Mixed Concentrate. Rare Metals and Cemented Carbides(3), 1-7. |
| IEEE | [1] ZHU An-yu, SHEN Yu-jun, PENG Jun, ZHANG Xi-long, CAI Yun-zhuo, and WANG Jun-long, "Process Optimization and Mechanism Study on HCl-NaCl Leaching of Molybdenum-Bismuth Mixed Concentrate," Rare Metals and Cemented Carbides, no. 3, pp. 1-7, 2025. keywords: {molybdenum-bismuth mixed concentrate;HCl-NaCl system;bismuth leaching;process optimization;thermodynamics;dynamics} |
