Activated carbon is crucial for gold recovery from cyanide solutions because its highly porous structure and vast surface area allow it to adsorb gold-cyanide complexes. Processes like Carbon-in-Leach (CIL) and Carbon-in-Pulp (CIP) use activated carbon to capture gold, which is then stripped from the carbon for further refining. Coconut shell-based carbon is often preferred for its hardness and optimal pore structure, enhancing its ability to capture gold and resist loss during mining processes.
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Activated carbon (or activated charcoal) is a versatile adsorbent used to remove contaminants from liquids and gases through a process called adsorption, finding widespread application in water and air purification, odor control, medicine for poisoning and overdoses, food and beverage processing, and recovery of precious metals like gold. It is made from various base materials and is used in everyday products like air filters, respirators, and teeth whitening products
