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Aqueous spectrophotometric determination of gold with rhodamine B and surfactant
Hi, I am Dr.J.R.Mudakavi looking for a reliable method as outlined in the title.We are trying to estimate the recovery of gold from e waste using thio urea and FeCl3. So ind a simple method for comparison with aquaragia leaching.
Mudakavi JayateerthIndian Institute of science, Bangalore - Bangalore, Karnataka, India
May 20, 2010
Perhaps ICP analysis of the dissolved gold in solution would be appropriate.
Terry Tomt- Auburn, Washington
May 24, 2010
You can test for gold by using a thermotitrator.
Tony Paulin- Bardstown, Kentucky, USA
February 27, 2011
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