MICHAEL M. BOTZ
This handbook presents a comprehensive examination of cyanide's interactions with gold, silver, and other metals, enhancing the understanding of these processes and their influence on leach solutions and ore processing. It offers a thorough classification of cyanide species along with insightful commentary on their analysis. The text concludes with a detailed overview of the physical properties of sodium cyanide and key aspects of cyanide safety. Basic Cyanide Chemistry serves as an indispensable resource for individuals seeking a deeper understanding of cyanide chemistry within the mining industry. Through clear explanations, practical insights, and extensive coverage, it is essential for both students and professionals aiming to elevate their knowledge in the field of gold and silver leaching. The author, Mike Botz, is an experienced consulting process engineer with over 30 years in mining projects worldwide, specializing in cyanidation processes for gold and silver recovery with expertise in handling challenging chemistry issues.
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