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Molten vanadiferous titania slag containing 2,0 wt % V2O3 was sulphided with elemental sulphur with an addition of MgO under reducing conditions at around 1600°C to form iron-vanadium rich sulphide. Sulphided slags after fine grinding were subjected to gaseous sulphation at 450°C with S02 + O2 mixture to obtain water soluble VOSO4. Water leaching at room temperature gave 88.2% vanadium extraction calculated on the basis of the vanadium content in the slag. A slightly lower degree of extraction was obtained by sulphiding the slag with S2 + C at 1200°C and then sulphation with water leaching.
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Borowiec, K. (1991). Recovery of vanadium from slags by sulphiding. In: EMC ’91: Non-Ferrous Metallurgy—Present and Future. Springer, Dordrecht. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-94-011-3684-6_37
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