Gold sulfide (Au₂S) roasting method is a high-temperature oxidation treatment method. Through high-temperature roasting, the sulfur element in the gold sulfide is converted into gaseous sulfur dioxide (SO₂), and the gold is converted into an extractable oxidized state or metallic gold. This process is mainly used for the pre-smelting treatment of gold sulfide ore or gold-containing sulfides.
Sulfide gold ore usually refers to the type of ore associated with gold and sulfide (such as pyrite FeS₂, arsenopyrite FeAsS, etc.). Since gold is often present in sulfide in the form of fine particles or inclusions, direct cyanide leaching efficiency is low, so a specific beneficiation process is required for pretreatment and enrichment.
The rationality of mineral processing flowsheets directly impacts production efficiency and must be formulated based on ore testing, production practices, and practical conditions.
Flotation is the core technology for separation based on the differences in physical and chemical properties of mineral surfaces in mineral processing. The choice of its strategy directly affects resource utilization and economic benefits.
Ore dressing is an important process in mineral processing. Its purpose is to separate useful minerals from waste rocks in ore in order to obtain metal or non-metallic mineral products with higher purity.
In order to effectively extract metallic tin, mineral separation processes such as gravity separation, flotation and magnetic separation are required. These processes can accurately separate valuable tin minerals according to different ore characteristics, while removing impurities to ensure that the concentrate products meet the quality requirements of industrial production.
Gold extraction from carbon-in-leach (CIL) is an efficient gold extraction process that combines gold leaching with adsorption processes to reduce equipment and energy consumption and improve gold recovery.