Carbonates and sulphide ores are usually converted into oxide during the process of extraction
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Carbonates and sulphide ore are usually converted into oxides during the process of extraction because it is easy to extract metal from its oxide ore by reduction reaction when compared to carbonate or sulphide ore. Obtaining a metal from its oxide is much easier than doing that from a metal sulphide and carbonate.Oct 15, 2017
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CARBONATES AND SULPHIDE IRES CONVERTED INTO OXIDE IN THE PROCCES OF ELECTROMETALLURGY.
✔CARBONATES BY ROASTING
HEATING IN PRESENCE OF OXYGEN TILL BEFORE REACH TO MELTING POINT.
✔SULPHIDES BY CALCINATION.
HEATING IN ABSENCE OF OXYGEN TILL BEFORE REACH TO MELTING POINT.
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CARBONATES AND SULPHIDE IRES CONVERTED INTO OXIDE IN THE PROCCES OF ELECTROMETALLURGY.
✔CARBONATES BY ROASTING
HEATING IN PRESENCE OF OXYGEN TILL BEFORE REACH TO MELTING POINT.
✔SULPHIDES BY CALCINATION.
HEATING IN ABSENCE OF OXYGEN TILL BEFORE REACH TO MELTING POINT.
✨✨HOPE IT HELPS ✨✨
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