Leaching-ore bacteria and biological indium extraction process in sphalerite concentrate ore
A technology of leaching bacteria and zinc concentrate, which is applied in the field of biological indium extraction technology, can solve the problems of not having a very ideal smelting treatment method and the like
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[0019] The new process was applied to a low-grade zinc concentrate containing arsenic in Northwest my country. The ore sample is mainly sphalerite, and there are also a small amount of pyrite, chalcopyrite, gangue minerals and a very small amount of galena. Gangue minerals are mainly carbonate minerals (calcite and dolomite), and a small amount of quartz, feldspar and so on. All minerals are basically in the state of single particles. The content of zinc in the ore is 47.62%, iron 13.07%, indium 0.0146%, sulfur 30.77%.
[0020] (1) Complex growth and amplified culture of ore-leaching bacteria
[0021] Ore leaching bacteria (this bacterium is deposited in Wuhan University, China National Center for Typical Culture Collection, the culture name is Leptospirillum ferrooxidans Retech-SPL-1, the preservation registration number is CCTCC No: M208162, and the preservation date: October 17, 2008. In ordinary tap water with a pH value of 1.5-2.0, add a certain zinc concentrate, ammoniu...
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