Glycine as a lixiviant for the leaching of low grade copper-gold ores

The continuous depletion of high grade gold ores has shifted research focus towards the processing of low grade, complex ores containing impurities such as copper which is detrimental to the traditional cyanidation process. Alkaline glycine solution selectively leached copper and gold over impurity...

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Main Author: Tanda, Bennson Chemuta
Format: Thesis
Published: Curtin University 2017
Online Access:http://hdl.handle.net/20.500.11937/56525
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description The continuous depletion of high grade gold ores has shifted research focus towards the processing of low grade, complex ores containing impurities such as copper which is detrimental to the traditional cyanidation process. Alkaline glycine solution selectively leached copper and gold over impurity elements such as Fe, Ca, Mg and Si from copper – gold ores. Copper was recovered from solution by solvent extraction and gold could be recovered by carbon adsorption while glycine is recycled.
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spelling curtin-20.500.11937-565252017-09-27T03:08:45Z Glycine as a lixiviant for the leaching of low grade copper-gold ores Tanda, Bennson Chemuta The continuous depletion of high grade gold ores has shifted research focus towards the processing of low grade, complex ores containing impurities such as copper which is detrimental to the traditional cyanidation process. Alkaline glycine solution selectively leached copper and gold over impurity elements such as Fe, Ca, Mg and Si from copper – gold ores. Copper was recovered from solution by solvent extraction and gold could be recovered by carbon adsorption while glycine is recycled. 2017 Thesis http://hdl.handle.net/20.500.11937/56525 Curtin University fulltext
spellingShingle Tanda, Bennson Chemuta
Glycine as a lixiviant for the leaching of low grade copper-gold ores
title Glycine as a lixiviant for the leaching of low grade copper-gold ores
title_full Glycine as a lixiviant for the leaching of low grade copper-gold ores
title_fullStr Glycine as a lixiviant for the leaching of low grade copper-gold ores
title_full_unstemmed Glycine as a lixiviant for the leaching of low grade copper-gold ores
title_short Glycine as a lixiviant for the leaching of low grade copper-gold ores
title_sort glycine as a lixiviant for the leaching of low grade copper-gold ores
url http://hdl.handle.net/20.500.11937/56525