Chemistry - Metallurgy (Extraction of Metals)

Chemistry - Metallurgy (Extraction of Metals) free download

Minerals & Ores, Metallurgical processes, Concentrated ore, Calcination, Roasting, Reduction, Refining, Extraction of AL

This Chemistry Course on Metallurgy (Extraction of metals) is an intermediary class course designed from the perspective of education & learning. This course covers the general syllabus related to the topic Metallurgical processes for extraction of metals .

This course provides general knowledge & conceptual understanding in basic fundamentals & concepts of minerals, ores and metallurgical processes. This also makes us learn about various type of methodologies which we use to extract pure metal from its ore.

Like, different kind of processes we use to get concentrated ore,  like - Hand Picking, Hydraulic washing, Froth flotation, magnetic separation , leaching etc.

It also helps to understand the Calcination and Roasting process and difference between both of them

Further it provide information about Refining of metals with the help of various type processes as per the nature of concentrated ore like, Distillation, Liquation, Electrolysis, Zone refining, Vapour phase refining  and Chromatography as well.

It also helps in provide knowledge about Extraction of Aluminium with the help of Bayer process  and give understanding about economic and environmental issues with it and also what are major applications of aluminium we have in our daily life.

Topics included in this course are:

• Minerals & Ores

• Introduction of Metallurgy

• Metallurgical processes

• Crushing of ores

• Concentration of ores

• Calcination and Roasting

• Reduction of metal oxides

• Refining of metals

• Extraction of Aluminium

• Bayer Process

• Uses of Aluminium

  
  

This course can be enrolled for:

• Beginner & Intermediate Learning

• Board exam preparation

• Competitive exam (like NEET, IIT) preparation

• National & International Olympiads

• Preparing international levels AQA, OCR, GCSC (I & II)

• Any candidate interested in learning (no prerequisite knowledge required)