Carbonaceous Ore Characterization and the Identification of the Preg-Robbing Effect

The processing of refractory minerals by conventional methods results in poor gold recoveries, being a cause the preg-robbing effect when the adsorption of the complex Au(CN)2-  occurs on the surface of carbonaceous matter during leaching. It is then necessary to characterize mineralogicall...

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প্রধান লেখক: Gómez Santiago, Marlen, Cholico-González, Diana, Ortiz Lara, Noemi, Escudero García, Ramiro
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spelling oai:http:--epistemus.unison.mx:article-2052023-06-14T01:03:40Z Carbonaceous Ore Characterization and the Identification of the Preg-Robbing Effect Caracterización de un mineral carbonáceo e identificación del efecto Preg-Robbing Gómez Santiago, Marlen Cholico-González, Diana Ortiz Lara, Noemi Escudero García, Ramiro carbonaceous mineral preg-robbing effect Au(CN)2- adsoprtion mineral carbonaceo efecto preg-robbing Au(CN)2- adsorción The processing of refractory minerals by conventional methods results in poor gold recoveries, being a cause the preg-robbing effect when the adsorption of the complex Au(CN)2-  occurs on the surface of carbonaceous matter during leaching. It is then necessary to characterize mineralogically and identify the carbonaceous matter to establish the complexity of the mineral. Subsequently, the degree of preg-robbing must be evaluated to design the processing and recover the maximum of the trapped precious metal. Thus, a carbonaceous mineral was characterized by XRD and infrared spectroscopy, in addition to evaluating the mineral Au(CN)2- adsorption capacity. By XRD, calcite, and quartz species were identified; by infrared spectroscopy, the characteristic bands of Ca-O, C-O, Si-O and C=C associated with carbonaceous matter; from the adsorption capacity, a value q = 0.198 was determined mg Au(CN)2-/gmineral, which corresponds to 70% of Au(CN)2- adsorbed, in such a way that the mineral is classified as preg-robbing El procesamiento de minerales refractarios por métodos convencionales resulta en recuperaciones pobres de oro, siendo una causa el efecto preg-robbing al presentarse la adsorción del complejo Au(CN)2- en la superficie de materia carbonácea durante la lixiviación. Se hace necesario entonces caracterizar mineralógicamente e identificar la materia carbonácea para establecer la complejidad del mineral. Posteriormente se debe evaluar el grado del preg-robbing para diseñar el procesamiento y recuperar el máximo del metal precioso atrapado. Así, un mineral carbonáceo se caracterizó mediante DRX y por espectroscopía infrarroja, además de evaluar la capacidad de adsorción de Au(CN)2- del mineral. Por DRX, se identificaron las especies calcita y cuarzo; por espectroscopía infrarroja, las bandas características de Ca-O, C-O, Si-O y la C=C asociada a materia carbonácea; de la capacidad de adsorción se determinó un valor q=0.198 mg Au(CN)2-/gmineral, que corresponde al 70% de Au(CN)2- adsorbido, por lo que el mineral se clasifica como preg-robbing. Universida de Sonora 2022-04-21 info:eu-repo/semantics/article info:eu-repo/semantics/publishedVersion Research Investigación application/pdf application/pdf application/pdf text/xml https://epistemus.unison.mx/index.php/epistemus/article/view/205 10.36790/epistemus.v16i32.205 EPISTEMUS; Vol. 16 No. 32 (2022): Issue 32; 34-41 EPISTEMUS; Vol. 16 Núm. 32 (2022): Revista No. 32; 34-41 2007-8196 2007-4530 spa eng https://epistemus.unison.mx/index.php/epistemus/article/view/205/289 https://epistemus.unison.mx/index.php/epistemus/article/view/205/227 https://epistemus.unison.mx/index.php/epistemus/article/view/205/228 https://epistemus.unison.mx/index.php/epistemus/article/view/205/252 Derechos de autor 2022 EPISTEMUS https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-nc-sa/4.0
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author Gómez Santiago, Marlen
Cholico-González, Diana
Ortiz Lara, Noemi
Escudero García, Ramiro
spellingShingle Gómez Santiago, Marlen
Cholico-González, Diana
Ortiz Lara, Noemi
Escudero García, Ramiro
Carbonaceous Ore Characterization and the Identification of the Preg-Robbing Effect
author_facet Gómez Santiago, Marlen
Cholico-González, Diana
Ortiz Lara, Noemi
Escudero García, Ramiro
author_sort Gómez Santiago, Marlen
title Carbonaceous Ore Characterization and the Identification of the Preg-Robbing Effect
title_short Carbonaceous Ore Characterization and the Identification of the Preg-Robbing Effect
title_full Carbonaceous Ore Characterization and the Identification of the Preg-Robbing Effect
title_fullStr Carbonaceous Ore Characterization and the Identification of the Preg-Robbing Effect
title_full_unstemmed Carbonaceous Ore Characterization and the Identification of the Preg-Robbing Effect
title_sort carbonaceous ore characterization and the identification of the preg-robbing effect
description The processing of refractory minerals by conventional methods results in poor gold recoveries, being a cause the preg-robbing effect when the adsorption of the complex Au(CN)2-  occurs on the surface of carbonaceous matter during leaching. It is then necessary to characterize mineralogically and identify the carbonaceous matter to establish the complexity of the mineral. Subsequently, the degree of preg-robbing must be evaluated to design the processing and recover the maximum of the trapped precious metal. Thus, a carbonaceous mineral was characterized by XRD and infrared spectroscopy, in addition to evaluating the mineral Au(CN)2- adsorption capacity. By XRD, calcite, and quartz species were identified; by infrared spectroscopy, the characteristic bands of Ca-O, C-O, Si-O and C=C associated with carbonaceous matter; from the adsorption capacity, a value q = 0.198 was determined mg Au(CN)2-/gmineral, which corresponds to 70% of Au(CN)2- adsorbed, in such a way that the mineral is classified as preg-robbing
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