Gold complexes and activated carbon

  • McDougall G
  • Hancock R
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Abstract

The carbon-in-pulp process for gold extraction by adsorption onto activated carbon followed by elution is described and the interaction of activated C with Au complexes reviewed. Theories involving reduction of Au(CN)2 - to Au on C and electrostatic interaction between Au(CN)2 - and positive sites on the C surface are discounted. Possible mechanisms include loading of M n+Au(CN)2 -n, chemical degradation of Au(CN)2 - to insoluble AuCN or partial reduction of Au(CN)2 - to compounds contg. Au in 0 and 1 formal oxidation states. 51 ref.-R.W.

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McDougall, G. J., & Hancock, R. D. (1981). Gold complexes and activated carbon. Gold Bulletin, 14(4), 138–153. https://doi.org/10.1007/bf03216558

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