O. Celep, E. Y. Yazıcı
In this study, preg-robbing potential of Kaletas (Güimuşhane) and Akoluk (Ordu) refractory gold ores was investigated. A free milling gold ore (Mastra, Güimuşhane) was also used in the experiments to test the validity of the method. These ores contain organic/inorganic carbon, silicates and sulphide minerals, which are known to have potential for preg-robbing of gold from cyanide solutions. However, these ores showed no discernable preg-robbing behaviour and hence, the refractory behaviour of these ores could not be attributed to the preg-robbing phenomenon. These findings were also confirmed by statistical analysis of data using Ergün’s test. Clays containing bentonite were determined to exhibit only a limited preg-robbing potential for gold; but, they had a high capacity for absorption of gold-cyanide solution.
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