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titleOfInvention Method of electrochemical processing of the gold-containing alloy
abstract FIELD: metallurgy. n SUBSTANCE: invention relates to hydrometallurgy of noble metals. Electrochemical processing of gold-bearing alloy includes its anodic dissolution, followed by gold reduction at the cathode using an electrolyte. As the electrolyte, a sulfuric acid solution of ammonium nitrate and sodium chloride is used. n EFFECT: method makes it possible to obtain gold with a high degree of purity from an anode material of various composition. n 1 cl
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