The Significance of the Mineralogical and Surface Characteristics of Gold Grains in the Recovery Process (fa87f325-f8ec-4fde-88a6-1e9edbbebf8c)

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H. P. Carlisle
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The significance of the mineralogical and surface characteristics of gold grains in the recovery process by C. E. FEATHER and G. M. KOEN Published in the Journal. February 1973. DISCUSSION H. P. Carlisle. B.Sc. (Eng.) Rand (Fellow) The authors are to be congratulated on drawing attention to the importance of surface characteristics in the treatment of gold grains. I must, however, confess to considerable doubts about the validity of the distribution of gold in "free" and "locked" form set out in Tables I to IV.
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