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Economic Geology; November 1966; v. 61; no. 7; p. 1287-1290
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Further study on the effectiveness of aqueous solutions in the hydrothermal synthesis of chalcopyrite

Walther M. Barnard, and Peter A. Christopher

Chalcopyrite can be dissolved at the hotter end and recrystallized at the cooler end of a reaction vessel in the presence of certain solvents in the general range 400 degrees -450 degrees C. Chloride solutions are effective, particularly ammonium chloride. Syntheses may take place with NaHS and ammonium hydroxide.

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