Precious metal extraction agents are specialized chemicals designed to selectively dissolve and recover valuable metals like gold, silver, and platinum from ores, electronic waste, or recycled materials. These chemicals enable efficient metal recovery in mining (heap leaching) and e-waste recycling, though strict environmental controls are needed, especially for toxic options like cyanide. Innovations now focus on greener methods, such as bioleaching or halogen-based systems, to reduce ecological impact while maintaining high extraction rates.

Nickel Sulphate

Nickel Sulphate is an inorganic compound consisting of nickel and sulfate ions, typically found as a green crystalline solid. It is highly soluble in water and widely used as a key raw material in electroplating, chemical synthesis, and battery manufacturing. Nickel Sulphate plays a crucial role in producing nickel metal coatings, catalysts, pigments, and in the preparation of other nickel compounds. Due to its versatile chemical properties, it is essential in various industrial processes.  

Sodium Cyanide

Sodium Cyanide is a highly toxic, white crystalline compound used primarily in the mining industry for gold and silver extraction via cyanidation. It acts as a powerful chemical reagent and is employed in various industrial processes including metal plating, chemical synthesis, and organic chemistry. Due to its hazardous nature, strict handling and storage protocols are essential.