The leaching mechanism and the reason for improving gold extraction by adding thiocyanate were investigated via characterization and the leaching thermodynamic analysis. The possible reason for improving gold leaching percentage lied in that the thiocyanate reduced the decomposition of thiosulfate, thus inhibiting the form of passivation layer.
view more200341 · Thiosulfate leaching chemistry is compared with cyanide leaching, and the problems associated with obtaining a high yield of recovered gold using the former process are discussed.
view more200131 · Abstract The leaching of gold and silver in thiosulfate solutions containing copper and ammonia was studied using a rotating electrochemical quartz crystal microbalance (REQCM).
view more2021111 · The main objective here is to discuss how the gold extraction process can be more sustainable, with a view to developing more greener leaching reagents.
view more2002101 · The application of ammonium thiosulfate for the treatment of copper–gold ores has been investigated. Copper minerals and copper–gold samples were leached in an ammonium thiosulfate solution ...
view moreThiosulfate is considered a non-toxic alternative to cyanide and can leach gold faster than cyanide. In the conventional cyanide process, the recovery of gold and silver from ores is hindered by a variety of metal impurities like copper, arsenic, antimony, zinc and nickel, since these consume either cyanide or oxygen.
view more2003929 · Abstract Thiosulfate is an alternative lixiviant for the leaching of precious metals. Research and development of thiosulfate leach technology has been prompted by environmental concerns with the use of cyanide and problems associated with the processing of difficult-to-treat ores. The Newmont Mining, Nevada, operation has …
view more201516 · The sulfur-containing passivation species originating from thiosulfate oxidation can coat on the gold surface, leading to hinder the gold leaching [10, 13].
view moreThis review is devoted to an integrated evaluation of the current use and future development of the resin adsorption technique in gold recovery from pregnant thiosulfate solutions. Comparisons are firstly made with other recovery techniques, including precipitation, activated carbon adsorption, solvent extraction, electrowinning and mesoporous silica …
view more201491 · However, because the chemical reactions of a gold leaching process become complex when ammonia and copper ions coexist in the thiosulfate solution [16] [17] [18], the mechanism of gold leaching in ...
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