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Author: Alves, John Logan
Title: Improvements in Apparatus for the Extraction of Gold, and the Concentration of Gold Bearing Material, such as Pyrites, from Finely Divided Auriferous Material. (Patent appl. Oct., 18, 1882)
In: The Journal of the Society of Chemical Industry
Imprint: vol. 2, Society of Chemical Industry, London, 1883, p. 143
Description: Keywords: gold extraction, patent; pyrites and gold, patent; apparatus for gold extraction; patent, gold extraction.
Type of Chemistry: inorganic; metallurgical; industrial
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