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titleOfInvention Biological gold extraction process of antimony-bearing complex refractory gold ore and microorganism used in same
abstract The invention provides a biological gold extraction process of antimony-bearing complex refractory gold ore and a microorganism used in the process. The process comprises the following steps: inoculating bacteria with an accession number of CCTCC NO: M2014120 in a 9K culture medium for culture; adding antimony-bearing complex refractory gold ore into the bacterial culture solution, performing bacterial oxidation pretreatment at 25-55 DEG C and at a pH of 0.6-2.2 while injecting air with an injection rate of 0.1-0.4 m3/h and stirring at a stirring speed of 600-1000 rmp, performing oxidation for 4-8 days; after bacterial oxidation, performing solid-liquid separation, adding water into bacterial oxidation residues to obtain residue slurry with a pH value being adjusted to 9-11, and adding sodium cyanide for cyaniding at a pH value of 10-11 for 24-48 hours. The process of the invention makes full use of antimony-bearing complex refractory gold ore resources, has a gold leaching rate of up to more than 90%, saves the cost, improves the profit, and is green and environment-friendly.
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