Gold extraction from a copper bearing ore by thiosulphate leaching.

  • Yen W
  • Stogran K
  • Fujita T
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Abstract

Gold extraction by cyanidation is reduced to less than 30% as the copper content in the ore is higher than 0 .3% Cu. Thiosulphate leaching process could overcome this problem. The effect of the variables on the gold extraction have been investigated. Under the optimun leaching conditions: 0 .4 M thiosulphate, 0.2 M ammonia, 0.03 M cupric ion and pH 11, 90% of gold was extracted. The possible processes for gold recovery from the pregnant solution was also discussed.

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Yen, W. T., Stogran, K., & Fujita, T. (1996). Gold extraction from a copper bearing ore by thiosulphate leaching. RESOURCES PROCESSING, 43(2), 83–87. https://doi.org/10.4144/rpsj1986.43.83

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