Diagnostic Analysis Of Gold Associations For Several Mixed Sulphide And Carbonaceous Ores

Society for Mining, Metallurgy & Exploration
G. A. Hayes
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Jan 1, 1996

Abstract

The range of gold ores tested at AMMTEC LTD over several years has resulted in the requirement to analyse for the mode of occurrence of gold in order to assist selection of ore processing options. The aim of this paper is to describe the laboratory testwork and analytical procedures which have been of benefit in detail­ing the mode of occurrence and mineral associations of gold and hence being of value in developing an optimised ore processing route. The range of ore and mineral assemblages described include relatively simple pyrite and free milling ores, more complex pyrite plus arsenopyrite gold ores and the quite com­plex associations of gold in copper bearing ores or with car­bonaceous mixed sulphide ore assemblages. The aim of this paper is to describe the laboratory testwork and analytical procedures which have been of benefit in detail­ing the mode of occurrence and mineral associations of gold and hence being of value in developing an optimised ore processing route. The range of ore and mineral assemblages described include relatively simple pyrite and free milling ores, more complex pyrite plus arsenopyrite gold ores and the quite com­plex associations of gold in copper bearing ores or with car­bonaceous mixed sulphide ore assemblages.
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APA: G. A. Hayes  (1996)  Diagnostic Analysis Of Gold Associations For Several Mixed Sulphide And Carbonaceous Ores

MLA: G. A. Hayes Diagnostic Analysis Of Gold Associations For Several Mixed Sulphide And Carbonaceous Ores. Society for Mining, Metallurgy & Exploration, 1996.

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