Mineral Processing and Metallurgy

Ammen, C. W. (1997). Extensive coverage of recovery and refining primary and secondary precious metals. A basic approach with emphasis on hands-on applications. 441 pps., illus., paper, 6 x 9". Shipping weight 2 lbs.

Arbiter, Nathaniel: and Han, Kenneth N. (Editors, 1990).  This book was developed to address the less understood problems in gold and silver metallurgy, such as high pressure oxidation, or biological oxidation.  232 pages, illustrated, 6-3/4 x 10".  Shipping weight 2 lbs.

Chapman, Hank, Jr (1997) A "how-to" book on smelting gold and silver with emphasis on safety. Includes a list of sources for some of the supplies. 112 pps. 8 1/2 x 11; Illus; Paper; Spiral Bound. Shipping weight 2 lbs.

Wills, B A (1997) A review of the common ore processing techniques. Also covers metallurgical accounting, control and simulation, particle-size analysis and other related matters. 855 pps. Illus. Paper. Shipping weight 4 lbs,

Fuerstenau, Maurice C., and Han, Kenneth N. (Editors) (2003).  Written to service the needs of students of hydrometallurgy and minerals processing, this text also is used as a valuable reference to practioners in mineral processing.  573 pages, illustrated, 7-1/4 x 10-1/4".  Shipping weight 3 lbs.

Marsden, John O.; and House, C. Ian (2006).  Discussing the chemistry of every type of gold ore treatment to date, this text emphasizes the practical applications of chemical principles and techniques to gold extraction.  651 pps., illustrated, 6-3/4" x 10".  Shipping weight 4 lbs.

Smith, Ernest A. (1947). This 1987 reprint is a well illustrated and detailed account of the equipment and practices of precious metals determination. 505 pps. Illus. Shipping weight 3 lbs.