Prospects for the Recovery of Finely Dispersed Gold Particles in the North

Abstract

The prospects for extracting finely dispersed gold and other useful components from the magnetic tailings of gold recovery plants and other sources are shown. This is achieved by using the process of leaching these particles and their extraction by sorption on metastable nanocrystalline water structures. A gold simulator, a colloid of molecular copper, is passed through the sorbent of a metastable nanocrystalline water structure. After three passes through the sorbent, the copper appears to be completely sorbed. Thus, according to the qualitative analysis of copper sorption, the possibility of extracting gold using this technology is confirmed.