2.Leaching is known as a heterogenous process.Describe what types of leaching processes can be identified.What are their main characteristics?What are the reaction steps?(a)(b)(c)(d)What are the factors that control the rates of the reaction steps.(e) Briefly explain the retardants effect on the reaction steps

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