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Selective Gold Recovery via Thermally Generated Water Microdroplets at Oil–Water Interfaces Click to copy article link Article link copied!

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By Ke Li, Guanghui Yuan, Yingchang Cao
| ACS Publications
Introduction Click to copy section linkSection link copied! Gold is indispensable in electronics, catalysis and advanced medical technologies. (1−3) Declining ore grades and increasing global demand (4,5) have intensified reliance on secondary sources such as industrial effluents and electronic waste leachates.
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Microdroplets initiate organic-inorganic interactions and mass transfer in thermal hydrous geosystems - Nature Communications

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By Guanghui Yuan, Yingchang Cao, Jon Gluyas, Keyu Liu, Xingliang He, Hans-Martin Schulz
| Nature Verified
Abstract Organic-inorganic interactions regulate the dynamics of hydrocarbons, water, minerals, CO2, and H2 in thermal rocks, yet their initiation remains debated. To address this, we conducted isotope-tagged and in-situ visual thermal experiments. Isotope-tagged studies revealed extensive H/O transfers in hydrous n-C20H42-H2O-feldspar systems.
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Strike‐slip fault zone architecture and its effect on fluid migration in deep‐seated strata: Insights from the Central Tarim Basin

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By Yin Liu, John Suppe, Kongyou Wu, Yingchang Cao
| Wiley Online Library Verified
CONFLICT OF INTEREST STATEMENT The authors declare no conflicts of interest relevant to this study. REFERENCES , , & (1999). Late Cenozoic tectonics of the Kepingtage thrust zone: Interactions of the Tien Shan and Tarim Basin, northwest China. Tectonics, 18, 639–654. , , , , , , , , & (2014). Hydrothermal alteration in an exhumed crustal fault zone: Testing geochemical mobility in the Caleta Coloso fault, Atacama fault system, northern Chile. Tectonophysics, 623, 147–168.
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