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An investigation into the fundamental understanding of an activated sludge bioremediation process and optimisation of thiocyanate and cyanide destruction
Cyanide (CN) is used in the gold mining industry to dissolve gold from free milling, complex and refractory gold containing ores. Processing sulphide containing refractory ores using biooxidation as a pre-treatment has become increasingly important due to the depletion of free milling ores. The reac...
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Centre for Bioprocess Engineering Research
2019
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