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  1. Cu adsorption behaviours onto chelating resins from glycine-cyanide solutions: Isotherms, kinetics and regeneration studies
  2. Extraction of copper and the co-leaching behaviour of other metals from waste printed circuit boards using alkaline glycine solutions
  3. Leaching and ion exchange based recovery of nickel and cobalt from a low grade, serpentine-rich sulfide ore using an alkaline glycine lixiviant system
  4. Sulfide precipitation of copper from alkaline glycine-cyanide solutions: Precipitate characterisation
  5. Characterising the effect of different modes of particle breakage on coarse gangue rejection for an orogenic gold ore
  6. Effect of glycine on bioleaching of rare earth elements from Western Australian monazite by heterotrophic and autotrophic microorganisms
  7. Recovery of lithium from mineral resources: State-of-the-art and perspectives – A review
  8. Potential of the dense media cyclone for gold ore preconcentration
  9. An Alkaline Glycine-Based Leach Process of Base and Precious Metals from Powdered Waste Printed Circuit Boards
  10. Extraction of Gold and Copper from a Gold Ore Thiosulfate Leachate by Use of Functionalized Magnetic Nanoparticles
  11. The mineralogy and processing potential of the Commonwealth project in the Molong Volcanic Belt, central eastern New South Wales, Australia
  12. Gold extraction from paleochannel ores using an aerated alkaline glycine lixiviant for consideration in heap and in-situ leaching applications
  13. The sulfide precipitation behaviour of Cu and Au from their aqueous alkaline glycinate and cyanide complexes
  14. Gangue rejection responses for a variety of gold ores
  15. Influence of grinding media, pyrite mineralogy and water chemistry on the galvanic interaction between grinding media and pyrite
  16. The kinetics of chalcopyrite leaching in alkaline glycine/glycinate solutions
  17. Characterization of coal particles wettability in surfactant solution by using four laboratory static tests
  18. Activated carbon adsorption of gold from cyanide-starved glycine solutions containing copper. Part 1: Isotherms
  19. Activated carbon adsorption of gold from cyanide-starved glycine solutions containing copper. Part 2: Kinetics
  20. Hydrometallurgical recovery of metals from waste printed circuit boards (WPCBs): Current status and perspectives – A review
  21. Electrochemical behaviour and surface analysis of chalcopyrite in alkaline glycine solutions
  22. Role of microorganisms in bioleaching of rare earth elements from primary and secondary resources
  23. Electrochemical behaviour of copper in alkaline glycine solutions
  24. Surfactant-aided coal dust suppression: A review of evaluation methods and influencing factors
  25. Microbial contact enhances bioleaching of rare earth elements
  26. Kinetics of malachite leaching in alkaline glycine solutions
  27. Atmospheric leach process of high-chromitite PGM-bearing oxidized mineralized ore through a single-stage and two-stage techniques
  28. Modelling of multicomponent reactive transport in finite columns — Application to gold recovery using iodide ligands
  29. A conceptual hybrid process flowsheet for platinum group metals (PGMs) recovery from a chromite-rich Cu-Ni PGM bearing ore in oxidized mineralization through a single-stage leach and adsorption onto ion exchange resin
  30. Adsorption behaviour of copper and gold Glycinates in alkaline media onto activated carbon. Part 2: Kinetics
  31. Adsorption behaviour of copper and gold glycinates in alkaline media onto activated carbon. Part 1: Isotherms
  32. Kinetics of chalcocite leaching in oxygenated alkaline glycine solutions
  33. Removal of arsenic from gold cyanidation process waters by use of cerium-based magnetic adsorbents
  34. Assessing the amenability of a free milling gold ore to coarse particle gangue rejection
  35. Syntrophic effect of indigenous and inoculated microorganisms in the leaching of rare earth elements from Western Australian monazite
  36. Galvanic interaction of grinding media with arsenopyrite and pyrite and its effect on gold cyanide leaching
  37. Removal of arsenic from alkaline process waters of gold cyanidation by use of γ-Fe 2 O 3 @ZrO 2 nanosorbents
  38. Contrasting mineralogical and processing potential of two mineralization types in the platinum group element and Ni-bearing Kapalagulu Intrusion, western Tanzania
  39. The effect of grinding chemistry on cyanide leaching of gold in the presence of pyrrhotite
  40. Towards industrial implementation of glycine-based leach and adsorption technologies for gold-copper ores
  41. Removal of arsenic from gold processing circuits by use of novel magnetic nanoparticles
  42. Influence of grinding media and water quality on flotation performance of gold bearing pyrite
  43. Recovery of copper from alkaline glycine leach solution using solvent extraction
  44. PGM converter matte mineral characteristics and effects on downstream processing
  45. Incorporation of Indigenous Microorganisms Increases Leaching Rates of Rare Earth Elements from Western Australian Monazite
  46. Identification of the significant factors determining extractability of Ni and Cu after sulfation roasting of a PGM-bearing chromitite ore
  47. Removal of arsenic from alkaline process waters of gold cyanidation by use of Fe3O4@SiO2@TiO2 nanosorbents
  48. A conceptual process for copper extraction from chalcopyrite in alkaline glycinate solutions
  49. Gold and copper leaching from gold-copper ores and concentrates using a synergistic lixiviant mixture of glycine and cyanide
  50. The elution of platinum and palladium cyanide from strong base anion exchange resins
  51. The extraction of platinum and palladium from a synthetic cyanide heap leach solution with strong base anion exchange resins
  52. Interactions of phosphate solubilising microorganisms with natural rare-earth phosphate minerals: a study utilizing Western Australian monazite
  53. An investigation into the leaching behaviour of copper oxide minerals in aqueous alkaline glycine solutions
  54. Implementation of flame optical emission spectroscopy system for converter Fe end-point control associated with Ni-Cu-S-PGM converter mattes
  55. Leaching of rare earths from fine-grained zirconosilicate ore
  56. A review of the effects of grinding media and chemical conditions on the flotation of pyrite in refractory gold operations
  57. Gold dissolution and copper suppression during leaching of copper–gold gravity concentrates in caustic soda-low free cyanide solutions
  58. A comparison of 2D and 3D shape characterisations of free gold particles in gravity and flash flotation concentrates
  59. Determination of the equilibrium and film diffusion constants of the platinum cyanide anions during the elution from activated carbon
  60. Factors affecting the elution of Pt, Pd and Au cyanide from activated carbon
  61. Direct leach approaches to Platinum Group Metal (PGM) ores and concentrates: A review
  62. Gold leaching in cyanide-starved copper solutions in the presence of glycine
  63. The leaching of gold, silver and their alloys in alkaline glycine–peroxide solutions and their adsorption on carbon
  64. The leaching and adsorption of gold using low concentration amino acids and hydrogen peroxide: Effect of catalytic ions, sulphide minerals and amino acid type
  65. The selective leaching of copper from a gold–copper concentrate in glycine solutions
  66. The effect of temperature, cyanide and base metals on the adsorption of Pt, Pd and Au onto activated carbon
  67. Evaluation of the Merrill–Crowe process for the simultaneous removal of platinum, palladium and gold from cyanide leach solutions
  68. A novel sequential heap leach process for treating crushed Platreef ore
  69. The extraction of Pt, Pd and Au from an alkaline cyanide simulated heap leachate by granular activated carbon
  70. Towards understanding nickel converter matte solidification
  71. Development of a laboratory test to characterise the behaviour of free gold for use in a combined flash flotation and gravity concentrator model
  72. Modelling of an autoclave used for high pressure sulphuric acid/oxygen leaching of first stage leach residue, Part 2: Model application
  73. Modelling of an autoclave used for high pressure sulphuric acid/oxygen leaching of first stage leach residue. Part 1: Model development
  74. Pyrometallurgical upgrading of PGM-rich leach residues from the Western Platinum base metals refinery through roasting
  75. 3D insights into nickel converter matte phases: Direct observations via TEM and FIB SEM tomography
  76. A numerical modelling investigation into design variables influencing mixing efficiency in full scale gas stirred ladles
  77. Estimation of Rh, Ru, and Ir leaching kinetics during the sulfuric acid pressure leaching of Ni–Cu matte as a function of temperature, pressure, and acid concentration
  78. Leaching of Ni–Cu–Fe–S converter matte at varying iron endpoints; mineralogical changes and behaviour of Ir, Rh and Ru
  79. Assessing a two-stage heap leaching process for Platreef flotation concentrate
  80. Evaluating a solvent extraction process route incorporating nickel preloading of Cyanex 272 for the removal of cobalt and iron from nickel sulphate solutions
  81. A conceptual flowsheet for heap leaching of platinum group metals (PGMs) from a low-grade ore concentrate
  82. Partitioning of PGEs in nickel converter matte phases: Direct observations by electron microscopy and electron probe microanalysis
  83. A mechanistic model to predict matte temperatures during the smelting of UG2-rich blends of platinum group metal concentrates
  84. Investigating the effect of slag bath conditions on the existence of multiphase emulsion zones in PGM smelting furnaces using computation fluid dynamics
  85. The effect of changes in iron-endpoint during Peirce–Smith converting on PGE-containing nickel converter matte mineralization
  86. An experimental evaluation of the leaching kinetics of PGM-containing Ni–Cu–Fe–S Peirce Smith converter matte, under atmospheric leach conditions
  87. Determination of the relative leaching kinetics of Cu, Rh, Ru and Ir during the sulphuric acid pressure leaching of leach residue derived from Ni–Cu converter matte enriched in platinum group metals
  88. Computational fluid dynamic modelling of an electric furnace used in the smelting of PGM containing concentrates
  89. Silicon activity in liquid Fe–Co–Cu–Si
  90. Acoustic Monitoring of Plasma Arcs in Direct Current Electric Arc Furnaces
  91. A mathematical modelling study of fluid flow and mixing in full-scale gas-stirred ladles
  92. CFD modelling of molten matte and slag flows in a circular three-phase smelting furnace
  93. Determination of the Phase Transformation Temperatures of the Fe-Co-Cu-Si System in the Fe-Rich Corner by Thermal Analysis
  94. Liquidus temperature determination of the Fe–Co–Cu system in the Fe-rich corner by thermal analysis
  95. Effects of residence time and mixing regimes on the precipitation characteristics of CaF2 and MgF2 from high ionic strength sulphate solutions
  96. Fluoride based control of Ca and Mg concentrations in high ionic strength base metal sulphate solutions in hydrometallurgical circuits
  97. The effect of microwave pretreatment on the liberation of a copper carbonatite ore after milling
  98. An experimental investigation of foaming in acidic, high FexO slags
  99. Optimisation of the lance injection desulphurisation of molten iron using dynamic modelling
  100. The Equilib-ARMAX approach to the dynamic modelling of the melt metallurgy in DC plasma arc smelting operations
  101. Integrating pyrometallurgy and robotic systems engineering: Fully automated fire assay laboratory for rapid PGE analysis
  102. Physical modelling of slag foaming in two-phase and three-phase systems in the churn-flow regime
  103. An integrated thermochemical-systems approach to the prediction of matte composition dynamics in an Ausmelt® nickel–copper matte converter
  104. Dynamic structures in variance based data reconciliation adjustments for a chromite smelting furnace
  105. The role of slag modifiers on the selective recovery of cobalt and copper from waste smelter slag
  106. On-line prediction of transient phenomena in the slag phase during ilmenite smelting
  107. The significance of flotation froth appearance for machine vision control
  108. CHARACTERIZATION OF FLOTATION PROCESSES WITH SELF-ORGANIZING NEURAL NETS