Gold Assaying

Gold Assaying: A Practical Handbook is a comprehensive guide to the accurate assay of auriferous ores and bullion. Written by H. Joshua Phillips, this handbook provides detailed instructions on the methods used in the chemical testing required for gold extraction. It covers processes such as amalgamation, cyanidation, and chlorination, offering practical insights into the techniques employed in the field.

This book is an invaluable resource for metallurgists, chemists, and anyone involved in the gold extraction industry. Phillips's clear and precise explanations make 'Gold Assaying' an essential addition to any technical library, ensuring that readers have access to reliable methods for determining the quality and purity of gold.

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