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Electrochemical extraction of gold from wastes as nanoparticles stabilized by phospholipids.

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A simple one-step method for the extraction of gold from wastes as nanoparticles stabilized by phospholipids is demonstrated. This is achieved by applying an AC voltage for 5s to the… Click to show full abstract

A simple one-step method for the extraction of gold from wastes as nanoparticles stabilized by phospholipids is demonstrated. This is achieved by applying an AC voltage for 5s to the gold-containing wastes, which act as the electrodes in a buffer solution containing a dispersed phospholipid (1,2-dioleoyl-sn-glycero-3-phosphocholine, DOPC). This is an environmentally friendly and rapid method for recovering gold from wastes. The extracted gold nanoparticles have significant potential as a catalyst or biomedical material.

Keywords: nanoparticles stabilized; extraction gold; stabilized phospholipids; gold; gold wastes; wastes nanoparticles

Journal Title: Waste management
Year Published: 2017

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