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The mechanism of dissolution of minerals in acidic and alkaline solutions: Part VI a molecular viewpoint

2016 Hydrometallurgy
- F.K. Crundwell
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The mechanism of dissolution of minerals in acidic and alkaline solutions: Part V surface charge and zeta potential

2016 Hydrometallurgy
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The semiconductor mechanism of dissolution and the pseudo-passivation of chalcopyrite

2015 Canadian Metallurgical Quarterly
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The mechanism of dissolution of minerals in acidic and alkaline solutions: Part IV equilibrium and near-equilibrium behaviour

2015 Hydrometallurgy
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The mechanism of dissolution of minerals in acidic and alkaline solutions: Part I — A new theory of non-oxidation dissolution

2014 Hydrometallurgy
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The mechanism of dissolution of minerals in acidic and alkaline solutions: Part II Application of a new theory to silicates, aluminosilicates and quartz

2014 Hydrometallurgy
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The mechanism of dissolution of forsterite, olivine and minerals of the orthosilicate group

2014 Hydrometallurgy
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The mechanism of dissolution of minerals in acidic and alkaline solutions: Part III. Application to oxide, hydroxide and sulfide minerals

2014 Hydrometallurgy
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The Mechanism of Bacterial Action in the Leaching of Pyrite by Thiobacillus ferrooxidans. An Electrochemical Study

1999 Journal of The Electrochemical Society
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Leaching of zinc sulfide by thiobacillus ferrooxidans: experiments with a controlled redox potential indicate No direct bacterial mechanism

1998 Applied and Environmental Microbiology
- T. A. Fowler
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