Selective removal of mercury from cyanide solutions

Chemistry of inorganic compounds – Treating mixture to obtain metal containing compound – Group ib metal

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423 29, 423 43, 423101, 75118R, C01G 1300, C01C 308

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ABSTRACT:
A rapid, energy efficient, low cost, nonhazardous method for the selective removal of mercury from mercury-containing metal cyanide solutions, particularly the cyanide solutions resulting from the cyanidation of gold ore and the like, wherein a reactive sulfide is admixed with the solution for a time sufficient to form an insoluble mercuric sulfide precipitate. The mercuric sulfide precipitate is then separated from the metal cyanide solution by filtration or other conventional means.

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