2001
DOI: 10.1016/s0892-6875(00)00156-4
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Evaluation of a diagnostic leaching technique for gold in native gold and gold ± silver tellurides

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“…The more cyanide soluble platinum minerals were dissolved in the first 15 days, leaving the less soluble ones behind. Comparisons can be made with gold hydrometallurgy where the refractory nature of certain Au bismuths, tellurides and arsenides to direct cyanide leaching under mild conditions of temperature (up to 60 o C), atmospheric pressure and dilute reagent concentrations (2-5 g/L), is well reported (Adams, 2005;Henley et al, 2001;Climo et al, 2000;Jayasekera et al, 1996). It may be that this process is suffering a similar mineralogical limitation.…”
Section: High Temperature Cyanide Leachmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The more cyanide soluble platinum minerals were dissolved in the first 15 days, leaving the less soluble ones behind. Comparisons can be made with gold hydrometallurgy where the refractory nature of certain Au bismuths, tellurides and arsenides to direct cyanide leaching under mild conditions of temperature (up to 60 o C), atmospheric pressure and dilute reagent concentrations (2-5 g/L), is well reported (Adams, 2005;Henley et al, 2001;Climo et al, 2000;Jayasekera et al, 1996). It may be that this process is suffering a similar mineralogical limitation.…”
Section: High Temperature Cyanide Leachmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…When the telluride-type gold concentrate is directly cyanide leached to leaching gold and silver, the gold leaching rate is only 32.00%. After the telluride-type gold concentrate is selectively pre-leached with tellurium, the leaching rate of gold is significantly increased to 75.39%, and the leaching rate of silver also rises to 58.83%, indicating that the hydration film formed by tellurium can interfere with gold and silver leaching, especially gold leaching during the cyanidation process of telluride-type gold mines ( Jayasekera et al, 1996 ; Henley et al, 2001 ; Dyer et al, 2017 ). The selective pre-leaching of tellurium before the cyanide leaching of telluride-type gold concentrate can separate and enrich tellurium and effectively improve the leaching rate of conventional cyanidation of precious metals of this type of ore.…”
Section: Resultsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Many studies have shown that telluride-type gold ore is difficult to dissolve in the cyanide solution, resulting in a decrease in the leaching rates of gold and silver. The currently accepted explanation is that the insoluble compound—TeO 2 (or hydrated H 2 TeO 3 phase) was produced during the cyanidation process, and the insoluble compound could lead to a passivation layer formed on the mineral surface, as shown in Eqs 1 , 2 ( Jayasekera et al, 1996 ; Henley et al, 2001 ; Dyer et al, 2017 ). …”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Precious metal tellurides are notoriously refractory phases. [2][3][4][5][6] GOLD-SILVER TELLURIDE DEPOSITS…”
Section: Gold-bearing Mineralsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…A detailed investigation of the stability of native gold and gold ± silver tellurides (grain size of 20-100 µm) in cyanide solutions showed that 99% of the native gold could be extracted. 4 Henley et al 4 used dilute cyanide (0.1%) at pH = 9.5 for 24 h followed by a second treatment with a stronger cyanide treatment (2%) at pH = 12.5 for 96 h. This two-stage treatment could only recover 17% of the calaverite but 93% of gold-bearing hessite and petzite was extracted. The results of their study reinforced the well-established view that calaverite is very refractory to cyanidation.…”
Section: Golden Milementioning
confidence: 99%