نتایج جستجو برای: pyrite polymetallic

تعداد نتایج: 4006  

Journal: :Marine environmental research 2017
Sabine Gollner Stefanie Kaiser Lena Menzel Daniel O B Jones Alastair Brown Nelia C Mestre Dick van Oevelen Lenaick Menot Ana Colaço Miquel Canals Daphne Cuvelier Jennifer M Durden Andrey Gebruk Great A Egho Matthias Haeckel Yann Marcon Lisa Mevenkamp Telmo Morato Christopher K Pham Autun Purser Anna Sanchez-Vidal Ann Vanreusel Annemiek Vink Pedro Martinez Arbizu

With increasing demand for mineral resources, extraction of polymetallic sulphides at hydrothermal vents, cobalt-rich ferromanganese crusts at seamounts, and polymetallic nodules on abyssal plains may be imminent. Here, we shortly introduce ecosystem characteristics of mining areas, report on recent mining developments, and identify potential stress and disturbances created by mining. We analyz...

2014
Marinella Mazzanti Anne Sophie Chauvin

The assembly of sophisticated high nuclearity coordination complexes with relatively simple ligands allows the combination of their nanoscopic size with the magnetic or optical properties of the metals leading to interesting new materials. The incorporation of lanthanides (III) in such highly organised polymetallic complexes is of great interest in supramolecular chemistry, in view of their int...

2011
Ruoshi Sun M. K. Y. Chan G. Ceder

Despite the many advantages (e.g., suitable band gap, exceptional optical absorptivity, earth abundance) of pyrite as a photovoltaic material, its low open-circuit voltage (OCV) has remained the biggest challenge preventing its use in practical devices. Two of the most widely accepted reasons for the cause of the low OCV are (i) Fermi level pinning due to intrinsic surface states that appear as...

Journal: :Himi, himijn tehnologijn hùrèèlèngijn èrdèm šinžilgèènij bùtèèl 2021

Extended ICP-OES and AAS analysis of floated polysulphide concentrate from the Asgat polymetallic ore revealed that contains 0.91% silver, 18.2% copper, 19.4% antimony, 2.03% arsenic 1.6% bismuth together with other elements. The prevailing minerals in are tetrahedrite, bismuthinite, chalcopyrite, arsenopyrite pyrite non-ore i.e. siderite, muscovite quartz. content above was estimated by X-ray ...

2006
P. Vitorge C. Beaucaire Gregory Druschel Michael Borda

In a recent paper, Descostes et al. (2004) present data on a series of pyrite oxidation batch experiments conducted near pH 2 and 3 where they demonstrate very well the non-stoichiometric dissolution/oxidation of pyrite in acidic solutions through an extensive laboratory investigation of S/Fe ratios. The authors utilized this data to propose a ‘mechanism’ of pyrite oxidation based on these data...

2012

In this research an interfacial characterization of the pyrite was done. Yet, the biooxidation activity is well explained if the interfacial process is carefully analyzed. Thus, I recommended to request to the authors, to include the ESEM-EDX analysis of the pyrite surface after and before the assays, for each trial, vr. gr. C, T1, T2 and T3, in order to improve the surface characterization and...

2011
Wenyi Zhu John R. Reinfelder

Microbial biofilms preferentially colonized pyrite surfaces of black shale incubated in groundwater in the Newark Basin (northeastern United States) for 1 month. SEM observation revealed the co-occurrence of bacteria-shaped pits and secondary iron minerals on pyrite, which indicate biological involvement in pyrite weathering and secondary solid formation. Of the 24 16S rDNA sequences obtained f...

Journal: :The Science of the total environment 2012
Marcos L S Oliveira Colin R Ward Maria Izquierdo Carlos H Sampaio Irineu A S de Brum Rubens M Kautzmann Sydney Sabedot Xavier Querol Luis F O Silva

The extraction of sulphur produces a hematite-rich waste, known as roasted pyrite ash, which contains significant amounts of environmentally sensitive elements in variable concentrations and modes of occurrence. Whilst the mineralogy of roasted pyrite ash associated with iron or copper mining has been studied, as this is the main source of sulphur worldwide, the mineralogy, and more importantly...

Journal: :Geochemical Transactions 2007
Amy L Wolfe Ran Liu Brian W Stewart Rosemary C Capo David A Dzombak

BACKGROUND Standardized sample preparation techniques allow comparison of pyrite dissolution experiments under diverse conditions. Our objective was to assess dry and wet sieving preparation methodologies, and to develop a reproducible technique that yields uniformly size-distributed material within a limited size range of interest. RESULTS Here, we describe a wet sieving preparation method t...

2017
J. Parnell M. Perez J. Armstrong L. Bullock J. Feldmann A. J. Boyce

The Dalradian Supergroup of Britain and Ireland is mineralised by gold-tellurium vein deposits. The host succession includes carbonaceous, pyritic shales (pelites) which were a source of trace elements, including gold and tellurium. LA-ICP-MS mapping of pyrite crystals shows that late stages are enriched in gold, tellurium and lead, representing concentration of these elements during metamorphi...

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