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cyanidation: a standalone construct

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cyanidation1 CONSTRUCTCyanidationMARSDEN · HYDROMETALLURGY

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Hydrometallurgy

dissolution of gold and silver from ore in dilute alkaline cyanide solution with oxygen, followed by recovery of the metal from solution.

In hydrometallurgy, cyanidation refers to dissolution of gold and silver from ore in dilute alkaline cyanide solution with oxygen, followed by recovery of the metal from solution. This meaning comes from Marsden (1992) in The chemistry of gold extraction.[1]

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References

  1. Marsden, J. O., & House, I. (1992). The chemistry of gold extraction. Ellis Horwood Ltd. ISBN 9780131315174

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