BET YOUR ASSAY - Mining Terms Explained

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Gold/Mining/Energy
BET YOUR ASSAY - Mining Terms Explained

An SI Board Since March 1997

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Emcee: POLARBEAR	Type: Unmoderated

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238	oxide means the minerals combined with oxygen and sulphide means they combined	Walt	-	10/1/1997
237	Help!! I keep seeing references, in both gold and copper stocks, as to whethe	I_C_Deadpeople	-	9/30/1997
236	Post 230 was your response, post 229 was mine. Not a big deal, don't worry	Wharf Rat	-	8/22/1997
235	Please refresh my memory--what are you looking for?	Geminid	-	8/22/1997
234	Geminid, Did you find anything ? Thanks WR	Wharf Rat	-	8/19/1997
233	The title appears to be listed as "shareholder", so maybe he just has	James Berg	-	8/4/1997
232	James, Could you tell me who registered the sec. 144 sale thanks wr	Wharf Rat	-	8/4/1997
231	I did notice that they have about 556 million shares outstanding, and a form 14	James Berg	-	8/4/1997
230	think skepticism is healthy, and you are wise to be cautious. I will look into	Geminid	-	8/4/1997
229	Could someone please provide commentary on the metallurgist or methodology util	Wharf Rat	-	8/3/1997
228	Thank you for your insights. I appreciate it. ( Sorry for my very tardy post)	Geminid	-	7/25/1997
227	Francoise, I do not see how the forward selling of major producers would direct	Pat O'Brien	-	7/5/1997
226	kitco.com Some people don't think much of it but I still like this article	Francoise Kartha	-	7/5/1997
225	Well, with all the bullshit talk of gold going to 200? dollars an ounce soon, m	POLARBEAR	-	7/5/1997
224	Geminid, there are alot of different extration methods; flotation, cyanide leac	M.E.	-	6/26/1997
223	There is no short answer - all orebodies are different and a recovery process h	Aurum	-	6/26/1997
222	Wow Walt, That 100 tons for one ounce really put it in perspective....thanks!	POLARBEAR	-	6/18/1997
221	I know the 'gold' standard (conservitive) is $50Cn/Oz for open pit min	keith massey	-	6/18/1997
220	Those figuers are getting awfully low. On any deposite you have to do a mill ru	Walt	-	6/18/1997
219	To: John Barendrecht (4722 ) From: Terry Swift Jun 11 1997 8:21PM EST Reply #4	POLARBEAR	-	6/15/1997
218	And a follow-up question if I may, Assuming a huge deposit of very low grade g	POLARBEAR	-	6/12/1997
217	In gold, copper or other sulphide complex rocks, what is the prefferred extract	Geminid	-	6/10/1997
216	Correction: cyanide is oxidised to cyanate which is ultimately oxidised to carb	Aurum	-	6/3/1997
215	Good post Aurum. I also enjoyed your insights on the Brex thread. Your comm	Walt	-	6/2/1997
214	The reaction of cyanide with gold is affected by many variables (as are all che	Aurum	-	6/2/1997

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