The ability of some typical gangue minerals and activated carbon to adsorb gold(I) (preg-robbing) in non-ammoniacal thiosulfate solutions was examined at different calcium thiosulfate concentrations. In the absence of calcium thiosulfate sulfide minerals such as pyrite and chalcopyrite and carbon were highly preg-robbing with 100 gold being adsorbed within half an hour.
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Chat Online· applying coarse activated carbon to cyanidation. The methods and results developed by the authors in desorbing gold and silver from carbons are given and the possi- bilities for the re-use of the desorbed carbons are discussed. I N 1939 one of the authors described advances in carbon-cyanidation for the period 1932 to 1939
Chat OnlineAbstract Thiosulfate (TS) process for extraction of gold and silver is a promising alternative to the highly toxic cyanidation process. One of the main reasons caused limiting the practical application of the TS process is the poor recovery of gold and silver on the commonly used activated carbon (AC).
Chat Online· Mahmoud and Awad studied the recovery of Au from thiosulfate solution on activated carbon in the presence of ammonium persulfate . The obtained results showed that increasing the ammonium persulfate concentrations to 0.01 M an efficiency of 85 for gold adsorption after only 10 min was obtained and 95 of Au was recovered after 90 min 36 .
Chat OnlineThe ability of some typical gangue minerals and activated carbon to adsorb gold(I) (preg-robbing) in non-ammoniacal thiosulfate solutions was examined at different calcium thiosulfate concentrations. In the absence of calcium thiosulfate sulfide minerals such as pyrite and chalcopyrite and carbon were highly preg-robbing with 100 gold being adsorbed within half an hour.
Chat Online· The increased usage of activated carbon in the recovery of precious metals from leach solutions has been well recognized. The specific application of carbon adsorption to more complex gold and silver ores warrants the investigation into the effect of metallic ion interaction with gold adsorption. The individual ion effects on gold loading were measured at several different ionic concentrations. First the loading rate from a 4 ppm gold
Chat Online· 2.3 Gold Recovery by Adsorption on Activated Carbon and Activated Carbon Impregnated by Metallic Copper In these tests activated carbon with 2 nm of pore size 523 m2/g of surface and a size range of 4.7-2.3 mm was employed inside a stirred vessel. Only the clarified solutions from thiosulfate leaching process were used.
Chat Online· Including the Desorption of Gold and Silver from Carbons by E. H. Crabtree Jr. V. W. Winters and T. G. Chapman This paper traces the experimental and pilot plant work completed by the authors since 1939 including the various methods which have been developed in applying coarse activated carbon to cyanidation.
Chat OnlineExperiments of gold and silver elution were conducted using several parameters either fixed or varying parameters. Ethanol volume temperature and percent solid belonged to varying parameters while loaded carbon stirring rate concentrations of NaOH and NaCN served as fixed parameters. The experiment results showed that the optimum condition for such a process included 20 of ethanol volume
Chat Online· In 1952 technology was developed to strip gold from granular activated carbon and allow the carbon to be reused. In 1969 the heap leaching concept was applied to low-grade gold and silver ores and mine wastes. Heap leaching in conjunction with carbon adsorption-desorption permits very low value material to be economically processed.
Chat Online· The capacity of gold adsorbed by activated carbon varies with equilibrium concentration as shown in Fig. 2-7. 2. Effect of pH value on solution The high acidity of the solution is favorable to the adsorption of gold by activated carbon so low pH value will increase the capacity of gold adsorption by activated carbon.
Chat OnlineThe industrial use of activated carbon for gold adsorption from alkaline cyanide leach solutions has been a major development in gold hydrometallurgy which was commercialized during the last part of the 20 th century. In the gold industry activated carbon is most often used to adsorb gold from dilute alkaline cyanide solutions. The gold is dissolved as the Au(CN)2 complex and is recovered
Chat Online· The capacity of gold adsorbed by activated carbon varies with equilibrium concentration as shown in Fig. 2-7. 2. Effect of pH value on solution The high acidity of the solution is favorable to the adsorption of gold by activated carbon so low pH value will increase the capacity of gold adsorption by activated carbon.
Chat Online· The desorption of both thiocyanate and thiosulfate silver complexes proceeds almost completely from anion exchanger AV-17-10P when using sulfuric acid/thiourea eluant solutions. However only 21–28 of silver could be recovered by this eluant from the carbon adsorbent LK-4 and different approaches to improve and intensify the elution problem were applied.
Chat OnlineAbstract Thiosulfate (TS) process for extraction of gold and silver is a promising alternative to the highly toxic cyanidation process. One of the main reasons caused limiting the practical application of the TS process is the poor recovery of gold and silver on the commonly used activated carbon (AC).
Chat Online· to enhance gold desorption from precious metal-laden activated carbon and (2) Na S precipitation of the silver from gold-silver cyanide solutions as a means of reducing the inventory of carbon required for precious-metal adsorp- tion from heap leach effluents and for the production of low-silver
Chat Onlinedesorption of gold and silver from activated carbon Experiments of gold and silver elution were conducted using several parameters either fixed or varying parameters. Ethanol volume temperature and percent solid belonged to varying parameters while loaded carbon stirring rate concentrations of NaOH and NaCN served as fixed parameters.
Chat Online· This process is the first process from gold recovery. There are many kind of adsorbans that can be used activated carbon zeolit or resin. Common adsorban in many gold processing industry is activated carbon. Several factor to choose activated carbon are 1. Hardness/attrition resistant 2. Activity 3. Total gold capasity adsorption 4.
Chat OnlineUsing such condition the experiment was conducted for 10-hour contact time and yielded the highest desorption percentages for gold and silver namely 80.10 and 70.73 respectively. The derived contents of gold and silver were 295.16 and 159.38 ppm while their achieved weights were 56.080 and 30.601 µ g.
Chat OnlineThe industrial use of activated carbon for gold adsorption from alkaline cyanide leach solutions has been a major development in gold hydrometallurgy which was commercialized during the last part of the 20 th century. In the gold industry activated carbon is most often used to adsorb gold from dilute alkaline cyanide solutions. The gold is dissolved as the Au(CN)2 complex and is recovered
Chat Online· In 1952 technology was developed to strip gold from granular activated carbon and allow the carbon to be reused. In 1969 the heap leaching concept was applied to low-grade gold and silver ores and mine wastes. Heap leaching in conjunction with carbon adsorption-desorption permits very low value material to be economically processed.
Chat Online· This paper presents the selective adsorption of bromine-metallic complexes of Au and Ag on composite membranes as well as the desorption process and redoping of the conducting polymers. The polyaniline (PANI) and polypyrrole (PPy) membranes exhibited relevant adsorption properties. 72 for gold and 98 for silver with PANI 50 for gold and 97 for silver with PPy in bromine complexes.
Chat Online· surface of the activated carbon into the interior. The macropores allow for the rapid movement of adsorbates (species that will be adsorbed by the carbon e.g. gold) into the activated carbon granules. Mesopores (100 Å to 500 Å) these are the pores that branch off the macropores that serve to allow the adsorbates to leave the macropores
Chat Online· This process is the first process from gold recovery. There are many kind of adsorbans that can be used activated carbon zeolit or resin. Common adsorban in many gold processing industry is activated carbon. Several factor to choose activated carbon are 1. Hardness/attrition resistant 2. Activity 3. Total gold capasity adsorption 4.
Chat OnlineThiosulfate (TS) process for extraction of gold and silver is a promising alternative to the highly toxic cyanidation process. One of the main reasons caused limiting the practical application of the TS process is the poor recovery of gold and silver on the commonly used activated carbon (AC).
Chat Online· The capacity of gold adsorbed by activated carbon varies with equilibrium concentration as shown in Fig. 2-7. 2. Effect of pH value on solution The high acidity of the solution is favorable to the adsorption of gold by activated carbon so low pH value will increase the capacity of gold adsorption by activated carbon.
Chat Online· Gold on activated carbon (gold capacity of 2.0 kg/t) could be effectively desorbed (desorption percentage 100 ) using thiosulfate solution at room temperature. BET SEM FTIR XPS and TGA characterization suggest that gold adsorption on MMT-AC takes place through a
Chat Online· Carbon Adsorption In Recovery Of Gold. From Cyanide Leach Solutions. It has been known that gold in a cyanide leach solution would adsorb to activated carbon for over 70 years and many papers have been written on the subject. Carbon as a media of recovery for gold from leach solutions did not gain wide acceptance in the gold industry until
Chat Online· Acceptable desorption efficiency (nearly 100 in 12 h) was achieved for gold on activated carbon using environmentally safe and low-cost thiosulfate salt. More importantly after gold desorption the good gold adsorption performance (gold capacity of 13.8 kg/t) of activated carbon could be restored by treating it again with MMT.
Chat Online· Acceptable desorption efficiency (nearly 100 in 12 h) was achieved for gold on activated carbon using environmentally safe and low-cost thiosulfate salt. More importantly after gold desorption the good gold adsorption performance (gold capacity of 13.8 kg/t) of activated carbon could be restored by treating it again with MMT.
Chat Online· Carbon Adsorption In Recovery Of Gold. From Cyanide Leach Solutions. It has been known that gold in a cyanide leach solution would adsorb to activated carbon for over 70 years and many papers have been written on the subject. Carbon as a media of recovery for gold from leach solutions did not gain wide acceptance in the gold industry until
Chat OnlineThiosulfate (TS) process for extraction of gold and silver is a promising alternative to the highly toxic cyanidation process. One of the main reasons caused limiting the practical application of the TS process is the poor recovery of gold and silver on the commonly used activated carbon (AC).
Chat Online· Including the Desorption of Gold and Silver from Carbons by E. H. Crabtree Jr. V. W. Winters and T. G. Chapman This paper traces the experimental and pilot plant work completed by the authors since 1939 including the various methods which have been developed in applying coarse activated carbon to cyanidation.
Chat OnlineA process for desorption of gold from an activated carbon loaded by treatment with a leach solution containing calcium or sodium cyanide and lime comprising contacting the carbon with stripping solution consisting essentially of about 20 to 30 percent by volume of a water soluble alcohol and about 80 to 70 percent by volume of an aqueous solution of a strong base the operating temperature being about
Chat OnlineThe ability of some typical gangue minerals and activated carbon to adsorb gold(I) (preg-robbing) in non-ammoniacal thiosulfate solutions was examined at different calcium thiosulfate concentrations. In the absence of calcium thiosulfate sulfide minerals such as pyrite and chalcopyrite and carbon were highly preg-robbing with 100 gold being adsorbed within half an hour.
Chat Online· In 1952 technology was developed to strip gold from granular activated carbon and allow the carbon to be reused. In 1969 the heap leaching concept was applied to low-grade gold and silver ores and mine wastes. Heap leaching in conjunction with carbon adsorption-desorption permits very low value material to be economically processed.
Chat Online· Adsorption of the gold–thiosulfate complex ion (Au (S 2 O 3) 2 3-) on silver ferrocyanide (AgFC)-impregnated activated carbon in aqueous solution has been studied in order to find an effectual adsorbent for the thiosulfate extracting gold from ores.
Chat Online· surface of the activated carbon into the interior. The macropores allow for the rapid movement of adsorbates (species that will be adsorbed by the carbon e.g. gold) into the activated carbon granules. Mesopores (100 Å to 500 Å) these are the pores that branch off the macropores that serve to allow the adsorbates to leave the macropores
Chat OnlineIncreasing environmental and occupational safety concerns about the use of cyanide in gold processing has increased interest in more acceptable alternative lixiviants the most promising of which is thiosulfate. However the thiosulfate process lacks a proven inpulp method of recovering the dissolved gold because activated carbon is not effective for the absorption of the gold-thiosulfate complex.
Chat OnlineWe claim 1. A process for desorption of gold from an activated carbon loaded by treatment with a leach solution containing calcium or sodium cyanide and lime comprising contacting the carbon with stripping solution consisting essentially of about 20 to 30 percent by volume of a water soluble alcohol and about 80 to 70 percent by volume of an aqueous solution of a strong base the operating
Chat Online· This paper presents the selective adsorption of bromine-metallic complexes of Au and Ag on composite membranes as well as the desorption process and redoping of the conducting polymers. The polyaniline (PANI) and polypyrrole (PPy) membranes exhibited relevant adsorption properties. 72 for gold and 98 for silver with PANI 50 for gold and 97 for silver with PPy in bromine complexes.
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