| 释义 |
Hunt and Douglas process [¦hǝnt ǝn `dǝg·lǝs ´prä·sǝs] METALLURGY Smelting process involving the roasting of matte carrying copper, lead, gold, and silver to form copper sulfate and oxide (but not silver sulfate); this product is leached with sulfuric acid for copper; the resulting solution is treated with calcium chloride by passing sulfur dioxide through it; the cuprous chloride is then reduced to cuprous oxide by milk of lime, (regenerating calcium chloride), and the cuprous oxide is smelted. |