why carbonate and sulphide Ores are usually converted into oxides during the process of extraction
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Because we can't take the suphide.ore and carbonate ore directly
sulphide ore we do roasting
and carbonate ore we do calcination
sulphide ore we do roasting
and carbonate ore we do calcination
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It is easier to obtain a pure metal from the element's oxide rather than it's sulphide or carbonate.
Calcination is the process of burning a carbonate pre into oxide ore by burning it in the prescence of limited supply of air &
Roasting is the process of burning a sulphide ore into oxide ore by burning it in the prescence of excess of air.
Calcination is the process of burning a carbonate pre into oxide ore by burning it in the prescence of limited supply of air &
Roasting is the process of burning a sulphide ore into oxide ore by burning it in the prescence of excess of air.
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