Great video, very clear, thanks! Do you know if carbon monoxide is released to the atmosphere in this process or does it all react further to form CO2?
Thank you for the kind comment! Theoretically, the CO formed should act to reduce the tin(IV) oxide and become CO2. However, practically I am really not sure what percentage of it escapes as CO into the atmosphere. I have not looked at published studies on the breakdown of emissions from these processes.
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Can you extract tin the same way you do for copper where you make the anode a chunk of impure tin and the cathode thin stripe of pure tin ?
WHAT IS THE PERCENTAGE OF CARBON TO BE ADDED AND WHAT TEMP. REQUIRED FOR THIS PROCESS
it could be an option maybe to recycle the carbon monoxide that we produce in order to use it for cassiterite processing
Please advise the machinery cost for extraction of Tin concentrate from Tin ore. Who are the companies selling these machinaries .
Great video, very clear, thanks! Do you know if carbon monoxide is released to the atmosphere in this process or does it all react further to form CO2?
Thank you for the kind comment! Theoretically, the CO formed should act to reduce the tin(IV) oxide and become CO2. However, practically I am really not sure what percentage of it escapes as CO into the atmosphere. I have not looked at published studies on the breakdown of emissions from these processes.
Your video is professional.
Thank you!
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Set-up of Audio recording is very good and beautiful set-up
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Thank you Indian man
Thank you sir for such an amazing video
Thank you for your kinds words. I'm glad you enjoyed it.
Great, thank you
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Will be better if you can continue with more episode if SN concentration and putifucation from raw iron ore..
Hi. I do have a video on extraction of iron from haematite : ruclips.net/video/BUnmUlhJiro/видео.html
Isn't Froath floatation used only for sulphide ores
Not that I am aware of. My reference uses froth flotation for cassiterite.
Just a bit inaccurate.....
Hello. Thank you for pointing out. Can I please know which parts so I can double check references and correct?
its not extraction
Hi. Could you please share your definition of extraction?