FIELD: gold recovery. SUBSTANCE: method includes smelting initial material and two consecutive smeltings at temperature ranged from 1100 to 1200 C. In the first step, oxidative smelting is performed with introducing into smelt oxygen-containing gas for 20-25 min, and, in the second step, reductive smelting is carried out with introducing reductive gas into smelt for at least 30 min, ratio of metal surface area to smelt weight being maintained within 0.06 to 0.07. EFFECT: increased smelt refinement degree and elevated mechanical characteristics of precious metal alloys. 4 tbl
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1997-08-10—Published
1995-12-14—Filed