Comparison of chalcopyrite bioleaching after different microbial enrichment in shake flasks
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Xia, Lexian
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Uribe, Paulina
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Liu, Xinxing
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Yu, Chu
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Chai, Liyuan
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Liu, Jianshe
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Qiu, Wenqin
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Qiu, Guanzhou
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2014-01-24T14:20:24Z
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2014-01-24T14:20:24Z
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2013
Cita de ítem
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World J Microbiol Biotechnol (2013) 29:275–280
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10.1007/s11274-012-1179-y
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https://repositorio.uchile.cl/handle/2250/124071
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Artículo de publicación ISI
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Abstract
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The bioleachings of chalcopyrite ore were
compared after inoculating different cultures enriched from
the original acid mine drainage sample. The results showed
that the higher bioleaching performance was achieved for
inoculation with the enrichment D (0.5 % S, 2 % iron and
1 % chalcopyrite) compared to other enrichment systems.
The generated ferric precipitation during bioleaching had a
key influence on the final copper extraction. After enrichment,
higher ratio of iron-oxidizer and higher ratio of
sulfur-oxidizer existed in enrichment B and C, respectively.
These caused the different bioleaching behaviours
from other systems. Maintaining a suitable equilibrium
between iron- and sulfur-oxidizers is significant to decrease
ferric precipitation or postpone its formation, finally prolong
efficient bioleaching period and improve copper
extraction.