Abstract
The celestite concentrate obtained from Barite Mining Company (Sivas-Turkey) was converted to strontium carbonate using sodium carbonate in a planetary ball mill operated both in dry and wet modes. After wet planetary milling of celestite concentrate and sodium carbonate mixture, solid strontium carbonate and soluble Na 2SO 4 were obtained. The conversion reaction were followed by dissolution and sulphate analyses after high-energy milling operations. The 10, 20 and 40 min of wet milling experiments were performed in a planetary mill and the results showed that over 90% of dissolution and conversion of initial celestite to strontium carbonate was achievable by high-energy milling.
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