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Viability analysis for use of methane obtained from green hydrogen as a reducing agent in copper smelters
This study explores the use of green hydrogen as a flexible and environmentally-friendly energy vector in copper mining. The refining of copper sulphide ores involves several stages, such as comminution, froth flotation and smelting. The latter produces a higher concentration of copper through chemi
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