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Formation of thiocyanate in bioleaching residues and its effect in PGM recovery
A recent study investigated the feasibility of a sequential heap leach in low grade Platreef ore in order to recover PGMs (Platinum Group Metals), by a pure hydrometallurgical route. This method comprised of two stages, an initial thermophile bioleach stage to extract base metals followed by a cyani...
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Department of Chemical Engineering
2016
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