Waste gas composition and blast assimilation during conversion of copper-nickel matte
Abstract
The composition of the exhaust gases from the converter process allows us to judge the degree of absorption of oxygen from the blast, the burnout of metallic iron from the matte and other features of the development of physical and chemical transformations in the converter bath.
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References
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