A Review On The Application Of Ion Exchange Technology For Gold Recovery

Society for Mining, Metallurgy & Exploration
V. I. Lakshmanan P. D. Tackaberry
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Jan 1, 1990

Abstract

The use of activated carbon as an alternative to Merrill Crowe precipitation to recover gold from pregnant leach solutions is recognized. Recovery using activated carbon, however, suffers from the interference, due to organic fouling, clay content and increasingly from the presence of elements such as copper. Ion exchange separation technology is familiar to the mining industry (uranium) and its potential application to the gold mining industry is evaluated with considerable efforts by research workers in South Africa, Australia, and North America. The present paper reviews in detail the status of the research work that identifies potential opportunities.
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APA: V. I. Lakshmanan P. D. Tackaberry  (1990)  A Review On The Application Of Ion Exchange Technology For Gold Recovery

MLA: V. I. Lakshmanan P. D. Tackaberry A Review On The Application Of Ion Exchange Technology For Gold Recovery. Society for Mining, Metallurgy & Exploration, 1990.

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