Adsorption of Gold and Copper from Alkaline Glycine-based Leach Solutions using Activated Carbon

This study evaluated and optimised the activated carbon adsorption (ACA) process for the recovery of metals from alkaline glycine leachates. The use of activated carbon for metals adsorption remains industry’s preferred choice for the recovery of precious metals, from dilute solutions. The adsorptio...

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Main Author: Tauetsile, Peo Joanah
Format: Thesis
Published: Curtin University 2019
Online Access:http://hdl.handle.net/20.500.11937/78006
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description This study evaluated and optimised the activated carbon adsorption (ACA) process for the recovery of metals from alkaline glycine leachates. The use of activated carbon for metals adsorption remains industry’s preferred choice for the recovery of precious metals, from dilute solutions. The adsorption behaviour of metal glycine complexes on activated carbon, which was studied through the use of isotherms and kinetics, confirmed that ACA can efficiently recover gold over copper from dilute glycine solutions.
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spelling curtin-20.500.11937-780062020-03-04T01:00:33Z Adsorption of Gold and Copper from Alkaline Glycine-based Leach Solutions using Activated Carbon Tauetsile, Peo Joanah This study evaluated and optimised the activated carbon adsorption (ACA) process for the recovery of metals from alkaline glycine leachates. The use of activated carbon for metals adsorption remains industry’s preferred choice for the recovery of precious metals, from dilute solutions. The adsorption behaviour of metal glycine complexes on activated carbon, which was studied through the use of isotherms and kinetics, confirmed that ACA can efficiently recover gold over copper from dilute glycine solutions. 2019 Thesis http://hdl.handle.net/20.500.11937/78006 Curtin University fulltext
spellingShingle Tauetsile, Peo Joanah
Adsorption of Gold and Copper from Alkaline Glycine-based Leach Solutions using Activated Carbon
title Adsorption of Gold and Copper from Alkaline Glycine-based Leach Solutions using Activated Carbon
title_full Adsorption of Gold and Copper from Alkaline Glycine-based Leach Solutions using Activated Carbon
title_fullStr Adsorption of Gold and Copper from Alkaline Glycine-based Leach Solutions using Activated Carbon
title_full_unstemmed Adsorption of Gold and Copper from Alkaline Glycine-based Leach Solutions using Activated Carbon
title_short Adsorption of Gold and Copper from Alkaline Glycine-based Leach Solutions using Activated Carbon
title_sort adsorption of gold and copper from alkaline glycine-based leach solutions using activated carbon
url http://hdl.handle.net/20.500.11937/78006