Notes On Assaying And Metallurgical Laboratory Experiments
Notes On Assaying And Metallurgical Laboratory Experiments
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* Or sufficient to reduce the Pb. (See pages 73, 89, and 90. ) t See pages 75 and 76.
13 - NOTES ON ASSAYING.
If more than i A. T. Of ore is taken, increase the fluxes some- what. Do not change the litharge where 30 grammes are used, and take only sufficient reducing agent to give a lead button of the desired size. Personally I do not believe in using more than i A. T. Of ore in a G or H crucible because sufficient fluxes can- not be added to decompose the ore without the charge boiling over, y...et I know that some assayers use as high as 4 A. T.
If an ore contains copper running not over 25%, assay it for gold as described in the Assay of Ores for Silver, Special Methods. That is, take only J A. T. Of ore in place of i A. T. , use high litharge and silica in order to slag the copper, and an amount of reducing agent sufficient to just bring down a lead button of the desired size. Keep the active fluxes two or more times the ore, as described under assay of ores for silver.
Fusion in the Muffle.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
* Or sufficient to reduce the Pb. (See pages 73, 89, and 90. ) t See pages 75 and 76.
13 - NOTES ON ASSAYING.
If more than i A. T. Of ore is taken, increase the fluxes some- what. Do not change the litharge where 30 grammes are used, and take only sufficient reducing agent to give a lead button of the desired size. Personally I do not believe in using more than i A. T. Of ore in a G or H crucible because sufficient fluxes can- not be added to decompose the ore without the charge boiling over, y...et I know that some assayers use as high as 4 A. T.
If an ore contains copper running not over 25%, assay it for gold as described in the Assay of Ores for Silver, Special Methods. That is, take only J A. T. Of ore in place of i A. T. , use high litharge and silica in order to slag the copper, and an amount of reducing agent sufficient to just bring down a lead button of the desired size. Keep the active fluxes two or more times the ore, as described under assay of ores for silver.
Fusion in the Muffle.
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