Roasting of copper pyrites ores is for the following purposes:

  • A
    To burn off sulphur,arsenic,antimony etc. as oxides and convert all the iron and copper to their oxides.
  • B
    To burn off arsenic,antimony etc. as oxides and burn off sulphur so that enough of it remains to combine with all the copper.
  • C
    To burn off sulphur partially to leave enough to combine with arsenic,antimony etc. and to convert all the iron and copper to oxides.
  • D
    To melt arsenic and antimony sulphides etc. and remove them by liquation and to burn off sulphur partially to leave enough to combine with copper and iron.

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