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Guiltless Gold: Scientists Stumble Upon a Greener Way of Isolating the Metal
Cyanide’s long-held role in the process of isolating gold from raw materials may be about to be replaced with the much cheaper and less deadly corn starch, based on a new study published in the journal Nature Communications.
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