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The Influence of the Ions in Solution on the Growth of Bioleaching Engineering Bacteria

Fan You-jin

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This paper expatiated the superiority of bioleaching compared with traditional leaching technics, and in- troduced the application of this kind of research, based on summarizing research work in recent years on mecha- nism of bioleaching of refractory gold ore bearing arsenic and the influence coming ftom some kinds of ions.

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This paper expatiated the superiority of bioleaching compared with traditional leaching technics, and in- troduced the application of this kind of research, based on summarizing research work in recent years on mecha- nism of bioleaching of refractory gold ore bearing arsenic and the influence coming ftom some kinds of ions.

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This paper expatiated the superiority of bioleaching compared with traditional leaching technics, and in- troduced the application of this kind of research, based on summarizing research work in recent years on mecha- nism of bioleaching of refractory gold ore bearing arsenic and the influence coming ftom some kinds of ions.

Key concepts: Bioleaching, Leaching (pedology), Metallurgy, Refractory (planetary science), Gold ore, Arsenic, Chemistry, Materials science

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