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Iodide—thiocyanate leaching system for gold
1994The leaching of gold by thiocyanate solutions is performed at pHs between 1 and 2, which allows the use of iron(III) as an oxidizing agent. The mechanism of dissolution of gold by iron(III)-thiocyanate solutions is directly linked with the autoreduction process, in which FeIII is spontaneously reduced to FeII while oxidizing SCN- This oxidation ...
O. Barbosa-Filho, A. J. Monhemius
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Improvement of thiosulfate stability in gold leaching
Mining, Metallurgy & Exploration, 2003Ammonium thiosulfate is a noncyanide lixiviant for gold leaching. However, the major problem with this leaching method has been the high consumption of reagents. To leach a mild-refractory copper-bearing gold ore, the authors used a reagent combination of 0.3M (NH 4 ) 2 S 2 O 3 , 0.03M CuSO 4 and 3M NH3 at pH 10.2 for 24 hours.
C. Xia, W. T. Yen, G. Deschenes
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Prospects for underground leaching in gold mines
Journal of Mining Science, 2016The authors describe experiments on pretreatment of ore by injection of explosive gases before underground leaching of gold in mine conditions. It is shown that injection of explosive gases into opening micro-fractures enhances efficiency of underground leaching owing to microstructural transformation of ore containing dispersed gold.
A. G. Sekisov +2 more
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The intensive Leaching of Gold Concentrates Containing Cyanicides [PDF]
The recovery of gold via a gravity circuit is a beneficial and economical process to all operating plants. However the efficiency in this circuit is an important factor to consider. The intensive cyanidation process for treating gravity concentrates is becoming more favourable in the gold processing industry today.
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Solution chemistry of iodide leaching of gold
Hydrometallurgy, 1993Abstract The thermodynamic equilibria and kinetic aspects of gold dissolution in iodide electrolytes have been studied with emphasis on the effect of different oxidants on the system. In conjunction with kinetic measurements, the chemix computer program was used to predict the concentration profiles of the predominant species at equilibrium in ...
A. Davis, T. Tran, D.R. Young
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Thiourea–thiocyanate leaching system for gold
Hydrometallurgy, 2011Abstract The leaching of gold in thiourea–thiocyanate solutions has been studied by the rotating-disc technique using ferric sulfate as oxidant. The effects of initial concentrations of ferric, thiourea (Tu) and thiocyanate as well as temperature and pH on gold leaching rates were studied. An initial gold leaching rate in the order of 10− 9 mol cm− 2
Xiyun Yang +5 more
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Proceedings of the 21th LACCEI International Multi-Conference for Engineering, Education and Technology (LACCEI 2023): “Leadership in Education and Innovation in Engineering in the Framework of Global Transformations: Integration and Alliances for Integral Development”, 2023
Christopher Dennis Nakahodo Nakama +1 more
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Christopher Dennis Nakahodo Nakama +1 more
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Heap Leaching of Gold and Silver Ores
2016Heap leaching is one of several alternative process methods for treating precious-metal ores and is selected primarily to take advantage of its low capital cost relative to other methods. Heap leaching involves stacking of metal-bearing ore into a heap on an impermeable pad, irrigating the ore for an extended period of time with a chemical solution to ...
T.J. Manning, D.W. Kappes
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1991
A dilute cyanide solution is an efficient solvent of gold. However, as in any other leaching process, the solvent has to come in contact with the solid gold particle. Hence, extensive crushing and meticulous two-stage, closed-circuit grinding are needed to liberate the gold particles in the ore.
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A dilute cyanide solution is an efficient solvent of gold. However, as in any other leaching process, the solvent has to come in contact with the solid gold particle. Hence, extensive crushing and meticulous two-stage, closed-circuit grinding are needed to liberate the gold particles in the ore.
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