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Wetting Characteristics of Galena
Journal of the Mining Institute of Japan, 1961 openaire +2 more sources
A mild and highly effective method of leaching metal from chalcopyrite using household chemicals. [PDF]
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Bismuthoan galena—A new variety of galena
Chinese Journal of Geochemistry, 1990Bismuthoan galena is a variety of galena, resulting from the replacement of Bi for some Pb in galena. This mineral occurs in the No. 11 orebody of the Lamo skarn-type Zn−Cu deposit in the Dachang ore field, but only in the No. 11 orebody of the Lamo deposit is developed such bismuthoan galena.
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Journal of Mining Science, 2012
The authors study the process of the oxidation of galena in the liquid phase of flotation pulp of alkaline pH in terms of the formal kinetics. Kinetic schemes of the process are considered. The theoretical kinetic parameters of the overall oxidation reactions of galena are defined as a result of calculations. The most probable rate-determining steps of
B. E. Goryachev, A. A. Nikolaev
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The authors study the process of the oxidation of galena in the liquid phase of flotation pulp of alkaline pH in terms of the formal kinetics. Kinetic schemes of the process are considered. The theoretical kinetic parameters of the overall oxidation reactions of galena are defined as a result of calculations. The most probable rate-determining steps of
B. E. Goryachev, A. A. Nikolaev
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Journal of Crystal Growth, 1970
Abstract Natural galena whiskers have been observed in the hydrothermal polymetal deposit of “Mogilata”, Madan ore district, Bulgaria. Using optical goniometric and X-ray techniques there have been determined [100] and [110] whiskers, as well as different kinked whiskers connected with the change of the growth direction.
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Abstract Natural galena whiskers have been observed in the hydrothermal polymetal deposit of “Mogilata”, Madan ore district, Bulgaria. Using optical goniometric and X-ray techniques there have been determined [100] and [110] whiskers, as well as different kinked whiskers connected with the change of the growth direction.
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The photoelectrochemistry of galena
International Journal of Mineral Processing, 1994Abstract The photoresponse of galena to chopped illumination has been studied to elucidate the surface oxidation of this mineral relevant to flotation. The results substantiated previous findings that sulfur remains in the mineral lattice during the initial stages of oxidation.
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