No, the cyanide used in cyanide gold extraction is not a pharmaceutical.
Cyanide in gold extraction: This is a chemical compound, typically sodium cyanide or potassium cyanide, used to dissolve gold from its ore. It's a highly toxic substance and requires strict handling and disposal procedures.
Cyanide in pharmaceuticals: There is no legitimate pharmaceutical use of cyanide. Any mention of cyanide in a pharmaceutical context would likely be incorrect or related to poisoning incidents.
It's important to distinguish between these two completely different uses of cyanide.
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