Ion exchange resins for gold cyanide extraction containing a piperazine functionality, 2 Study of the gold extraction reaction
Ion exchange resins for gold cyanide extraction containing a piperazine functionality, 2 Study of the gold extraction reaction
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DOI:
10.1002/1439-2054(20010501)286:5
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发表时间:
2001-05
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3.9
通讯作者:
A. Warshawsky;N. Kahana;V. Kampel;I. Rogachev;R. M. Kautzmann;J. Cortina;C. Sampaio
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A. Warshawsky;N. Kahana;V. Kampel;I. Rogachev;R. M. Kautzmann;J. Cortina;C. Sampaio
Ion exchange technology is offered as an alternative to activated carbon for gold cyanide recovery. A new type of ion-exchange resin (PS-PIP) incorporating a piperazine group, linked to a styrene-divinylbenzene macroporous network, is described. The extraction of Au(CN) - 2 and other metal cynadines with the PS-PIP resin involves three modes of metal extraction: the protonated secondary amine groups of the resin (at acidic pH conditions), the free amine groups of the resin (at neutral and basic pH values) and the small portion of the quatenary ammonium groups participate in the gold extraction mechanism. The gold cynadine extraction reaction on the polymeric piperazine was studied by a combination of metal extraction data, from batch experiments, and IR and XPS spectroscopic analysis of the metal loaded polymers. Extraction isotherms of gold cynadine show that gold binding is possible from 40-60 mg Au/g of resin in alkaline solutions, up to 150 mg Au/g of resin in acidic solutions. Efficient stripping of gold from the resin was achived using ethanol/water solutions of sodium hydroxide, or 0.5 mol/l thiourea in sulfuric acid solutions.