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Heap leaching is a hydrometallurgical process used to extract metals like gold, silver, and copper from ore. In this process, crushed ore is stacked in piles called heaps, and a chemical solution called a lixiviant is percolated through the heaps to dissolve the desired metals. The lixiviant containing dissolved metals, known as pregnant leach solution, is then collected and processed further to recover the metals. Mathematical modeling of flow and transport processes in heaps is important for optimal desig

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