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Gold/Mining/Energy : A Little Forum For Gold Microclusters
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To: Michael J. Wendell who wrote (25)8/8/1997 8:58:00 PM
From: JACK R. SMITH JR.   of 142
 
Michael,

Thanks for your comments. I have no doubt that you are right about the area above the Oro Grande being peppered with PGM's. I do not however believe that all of the deposits are in the form of microclusters. I Believe that the Oro Grande hosts more classic deposits also. Wire and nuggets are not microclusters.

I am off the subject that I wish to discuss, however. I understand the concept of microclusters, etc., I think. What I do not understand is this: Once you have brought the microcluster element into solution by whatever means (Aqua regia), for example, is it not then, and does it not behave clasically. Can I not then treat this entity as a normal ion.

Regards,

Jack
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