Scientists in Russia discover the formula that turns coal into gold

Scientists at the Amur scientific center, of the Russian Academy of Sciences, the Department of the Far East, have found ways to benefit up to a quarter of gold from any tonla of used coal. Experimental equipment exists and is scheduled to be placed in one of the furnaces this year.

For 15 years, Russian scientists have examined the composition of coal from various countries in the region, and they say that each ton of the Jerkoveci Basin coal ton contains about one grams of gold. Coal gold - profiting devices work this way: Smoke from used coal passes through a very crazy cleaning system. The Primes are formerly cleaned, then taken by the filter, from which the gold concentration is extracted, which is then subject to refining.

Coal reserves all over the planet are huge. Even our country is very rich with this mineral coming out “out of mode”.