Pyrometallurgy: Roasting, Smelting, Refining & Electrowinning

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carbon contamination (3 replies)

kahonde

8 years ago

kahonde 8 years ago

hello,

how does carbon get contaminated with manganese and iron during electrowinning using a single boiler?

 

David

8 years ago

David 8 years ago

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Why is there carbon in the electrowinning?

Iron and manganese could build up on the carbon from the actual process.

Probably should change your carbon if the gold assays in solution are too high.

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kahonde

8 years ago

kahonde 8 years ago

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what's electrowinning?

 

David

8 years ago

David 8 years ago

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It is in your question. You don't know what it is?

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