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Photographed by Ron Wolf.Metallic grey blocky arsenopyrite with small transparent quartz ...
Wolf, Ron
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Arsenopyrite is a common sulphide mineral occurring in deposits of gold ore that makes the extraction of gold difficult and, thus, pre-treatment is necessary prior to gold leaching.
Tao Jiang +5 more
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Arsenopyrite weathering under conditions of simulated calcareous soil
International audienceMining activities release arsenopyrite into calcareous soils where it undergoes weathering generating toxic compounds. The research evaluates the environmental impacts of these processes under semi-alkaline carbonated conditions ...
Velázquez, Leticia J. +10 more
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The Zhesang gold deposit is a Carlin-type gold deposit located in the “Golden Triangle” structural belt of Yunnan-Guizhou-Guangxi. Pyrite and arsenopyrite are important gold-bearing minerals of the deposit.
Hui-Dong Yu +7 more
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Despite the seeming benefits decoupling pyrite and arsenopyrite minerals present in practice, little success has been achieved. The present study presents possible process routes for attaining selective flotation broadly capitalizing on differential ...
Skinner, W. +3 more
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Weathering of arsenopyrite in soils in acidified environment [PDF]
Lenka Soukupová, Zvětrávání arsenopyritu v lesních půdách v acidifikovaném prostředí SUMMARY The weathering of arsenopyrite (FeAsS) has been studied at the experimental site Načetín in the Ore Mountains, Czech Republic. There were chosen three areas with
Soukupová, Lenka
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Shifts in the Microbial Populations of Bioleach Reactors Are Determined by Carbon Sources and Temperature. [PDF]
Bulaev A +6 more
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Potential role of thiobacillus caldus in arsenopyrite bioleaching
We investigated the potential role of the three strains of Thiobacillus caldus (KU, BC13, and C-SH12) in arsenopyrite leaching in combination with a moderately thermophilic iron oxidizer, Sulfobacillus thermosulfidooxidans. Pure cultures of T. caldus and
Lindstrom, Börje,, Dopson, Mark,
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Pyrite, the most abundant sulphide mineral in the earth crust is mostly found in close association with arsenopyrite in mostauriferous complex ore bodies.
Skinner, W. +3 more
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