The Dissolution Behavior Of Gold And Copper From Gold And Copper Alloys

Society for Mining, Metallurgy & Exploration
Y. Guan K. N. Han
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Jan 1, 1994

Abstract

[The dissolution behavior of copper and gold from their pure state and from Au-Cu alloys in cyanide solutions has been investigated using a rotating disc. Oxygen was used as an oxidant. The effect of the alloy composition, stirring speed of the disc. [lixiviant] concentration, solution pH and temperature on the overall dissolution kinetics has been studied. An-Cu alloys of three compositions were used in this study. The atomic percent of gold in these alloys was 75, 50 and25, respectively. The dissolution behavior of these three alloys was compared, under the same chemical conditions, with that of pure gold and pure copper. In general, the dissolution of copper and old from alloys is controlled partially by surface chemical reaction and largely mass transfer.]
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APA: Y. Guan K. N. Han  (1994)  The Dissolution Behavior Of Gold And Copper From Gold And Copper Alloys

MLA: Y. Guan K. N. Han The Dissolution Behavior Of Gold And Copper From Gold And Copper Alloys. Society for Mining, Metallurgy & Exploration, 1994.

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