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Abstract
Abstract Cementation of copper on iron powder was shown to be a feasible process to achieve a high degree of copper removal over a broad operational range. First-order kinetics were followed for both the copper concentration and the surface area of iron. To minimize the effect of copper-hydroxyl formation and excess iron consumption, the cementation process was found to be more practical in weak acidic conditions
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