1. Introduction. Arsenic is chosen as the target contaminant of this study because it becomes life threatening in living beings. Towards the end of the twentieth century, scientists detected widespread poisoning in Bangladesh, India (West Bengal), parts of Argentina, Cambodia, Chile, mainland China, Mexico, Nepal, Pakistan, Taiwan, …
Details1. Introduction. The depletion of large oxidized‑gold deposits triggered the processing of refractory ores, where the precious metals are associated with sulfides and other compounds of base metals, antimony or arsenic (Jha and Kramer, 1984).There are several alternatives for the treatment of refractory minerals, which have been studied for …
DetailsArsenic has a long history of being an intentional and unintentional human poison. For intentional exposure, there have been many unfortunate instances where arsenic was used for homicidal intent. Arsenic has a somewhat veiled but nonetheless wretched history of being a chemical warfare agent.
DetailsMoreover, according to the arsenic removal process characteristics of the reaction system, KBH 4 reduction arsenic removal is a fast and efficient method for arsenic removal in acidic wastewater, which has a promising potential in the application of rapid restoration of sudden arsenic pollution in water bodies. At the same time, the residue ...
DetailsDOI: 10.17580/TSM.2019.04.01 Corpus ID: 181357442; Developing a selective flotation process for antimony and arsenic sulfides in complex gold ore processing @article{Matveeva2019DevelopingAS, title={Developing a selective flotation process for antimony and arsenic sulfides in complex gold ore processing}, author={Tamara N. …
DetailsAn anion resin traps arsenic particles and prevents them from passing into your home. In this type of water treatment, the arsenic will be replaced with a non-toxic cation – usually sodium. Once the resin bed has reached capacity, an ion exchange system will flush the bed and remove the arsenic particles in a process called regeneration.
DetailsYellow arsenic is a waxy solid that converts into gray arsenic after exposure to light at room temperature. Brittle gray arsenic is the most stable form of the element. The element name comes from the ancient Persian word Zarnikh, which means "yellow orpiment." Orpiment is arsenic trisulfide, a mineral that resembles gold.
DetailsA concise review of arsenic generation through gold ore processing. Removal and immobilization mechanisms of arsenic in different media are reviewed. Arsenic wastes …
DetailsThe arsenic removal process manages arsenic in process and effluent streams with straightforward precipitation. The process consists of a ferric arsenate precipitation stage followed by neutralization using lime milk. This cost-effective solution provides the high level of process reliability necessary for the treatment of toxic arsenic.
DetailsThe existence of arsenic in soil systems is a fate to the environment since it is mobile and being transported to other systems because of its bioavailability and speciation process. …
Details1. Introduction. Arsenopyrite, the main arsenic-containing mineral, has emerged as the major source of environmental arsenic pollution. However, despite the ubiquity of arsenopyrite and the potential environmental impact and health hazards of arsenic on the environment, limit information is available regarding the stability and …
DetailsThis paper presents the effect of pH and redox potential on the potential mobility of arsenic (As) from a contaminated mineral processing waste. The selected waste contained about 0.47 g kg(-1) of As and 66.2 g kg(-1) of iron (Fe). The characteristic of the waste was identified by acid digestion, X- …
DetailsIn addition, we assessed the plasticity of hypothalamic astrocytic process in SOX2-cKO mice after arsenic exposure for 14 weeks. Remarkably, the conditional deletion of astrocytic SOX2 deteriorated the arsenic-induced effects on reducing the branch points of hypothalamic astrocytes (Fig. 8 c-d).
DetailsWe summarize information sources over the last 15–20 years for the following issues: — processes for the preparation of elemental arse-nic from various raw materials, — …
DetailsThe process of recovering arsenic from its ores is a common one used with metals. The ore is first roasted (heated in air) to chemically convert arsenic sulfide to arsenic oxide. The arsenic oxide is then heated with charcoal (pure carbon ). The carbon reacts with the oxygen in arsenic oxide, leaving behind pure arsenic:
DetailsThis paper presents a green full process for efficient arsenic removal and tungsten recovery from hazardous TRW, focusing on the separation and recovery of arsenic and tungsten from leach solution of TRW via solvent extraction with N235 followed by H 2 S precipitation. The results showed that the W recovery was nearly and …
DetailsBased on the above results, a novel process for arsenic extraction of arsenic-containing copper concentrate was proposed, as shown in Fig. 10. This process consisted of two steps: one was high- temperature filtration to remove dust, and the other was low-temperature filtration to collect white arsenic. Through oxygen-controlled …
DetailsVarious pyrometallurgical methods for treating copper concentrates that contain appreciable arsenic are reviewed. Various aspects of the engineering of these treatment methods are discussed. The methods discussed include: complete oxidation with arsenic fixation; selective volatilization of arsenic; acid baking, soda ash roasting, and others methods. …
DetailsArsenic has an atomic weight of 74.9, a specific gravity of 5.73, a boiling point of 613°C, and a vapour pressure of 1 mmHg at 372°C. It is a silver-gray crystalline solid. It usually sublimes around 616°C [Citation 28], but it melts at 817°C. Arsenic can be found in oxidation states of −3, 0, +3, and +5.
DetailsIn addition, many synthetic dyes used arsenic in their processing. After the fabric was dyed, the toxic dye baths were often just dumped into the surrounding lakes and rivers. It seemed that the western world had jumped out of the arsenic green pot and into a coal-tar fire. There was another way the coal-tar dyes posed a risk, however. ...
Details1. Introduction. Arsenic, a metalloid found in organic and nonorganic compounds, is an environmental factor affecting human health mainly due to its presence in drinking water and in the air [1, 2].Air contamination with arsenic is anthropogenic and concerns areas affected by mining and copper smelting [].Arsenic contained in the …
DetailsArsenic, a metalloid that exists by nature, reaches the earth either by natural or anthropogenic events and is considered an emerging pollutant. The existence of arsenic in soil systems is a fate to the environment since it is mobile and being transported to other systems because of its bioavailability and speciation process. Arsenic transformation in …
DetailsHistory of arsenic in medicine. In this article we review the history and present use of arsenicals in medicine. The origin of the name "arsenic" traces back to the Greek word "arsenikon" meaning "potent" (Jolliffe 1993; Hoonjan et al. 2018).Arsenic was known empirically as a potent medicinal agent as early as 2000 BC (Fig. 1), when arsenic …
DetailsIt has been shown that the most widespread processes for the preparation of extrapure-grade arsenic are based on prepurification of the arsenic-containing substances, …
DetailsIntroduction. Arsenic is a toxic element (metalloid) linked with a broad variety of neurologic, cardiovascular, dermatologic, and carcinogenic effects, including peripheral neuropathy, diabetes, ischemic heart disease, melanosis, keratosis, and impairment of liver function. 1 Chronic arsenic pollution is now recognized as a worldwide problem, with 21 …
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DetailsHuman activities have the potential to increase arsenic concentrations in the air, water, and soil. The rate of arsenic release from sulfide minerals can be accelerated by mining activities, which expose the minerals to weathering processes during excavation.
DetailsAbstract. Presence of arsenic ion [As(V)] in ground water at different locations of India is a big health concern in present days. In this work, effort was made to remove As(V) ions from tap water by electrocoagulation (EC) using iron (Fe) electrodes having an effective surface area of 38.67 m 2 /m 3.Investigation was focused on …
DetailsOptimized process conditions for 10 ppm initial arsenic concentration were used to verify the validity of the model at the concentrations of (55 and 100) ppm of arsenic at the current density of 20 A/m 2. Assuming quadratic behaviour as per one-factor-at-a-time (OFAT) design, seven experimental runs were performed at five levels (i.e. 5, 10, 15 ...
DetailsCapturing arsenic in early stage processing has cost advantages compared to processing high arsenic waste. Due to the relatively low capture rate of standard copper sulphide …
Detailsp-Arsanilic acid (p-ASA) is widely used as feed additives in animal production, and its transformation in environment media may cause arsenic contamination of soils and waters.It is essential to find a technology to effectively treat p-ASA, and meanwhile greatly decrease the mobility of the arsenic.Herein, we propose a disilicate-assisted Fe/Al …
Details2. Conventional Techniques for Removal of as from Water. The chemistry and composition of arsenic-contaminated water are the major factors determining the removal of arsenic [].Most of the available removal technologies are more efficient for arsenate given that arsenite is predominantly non-charged at pH below 9.2 [].This …
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