3. A gold ore concentrate consists mostly of silica, along with some arsenopyrite(FeAsS), and pyrite (FeS2), and a very small amount of gold. It analyzes 2% arsenic and4% sulphur, which when roasted with air will form As2O3 and SO2 vapour and hematitein the solid residue. If stoichiometric dry air is used, how many kilo-mole of oxygenwill have to be blown into the roaster per hundred tonnes of concentrate?

Solution To determine the amount of oxygen required, we need to understand the stoichiometry of the…

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