Experimental Study of Gold and Platinum Solubility in a Complex Fluid under Hydrothermal Conditions
Experimental Study of Gold and Platinum Solubility in a Complex Fluid under Hydrothermal Conditions
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DOI:
10.1111/j.1751-3928.2000.tb00058.x
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发表时间:
2000-06
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影响因子:
1.4
通讯作者:
G. G. Likhoidov-G.;L. P. Plyusnina;J. Scheka;T. Eva
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作者:
G. G. Likhoidov-G.;L. P. Plyusnina;J. Scheka;T. Eva
Abstract: The solubility of gold was studied in water and aqueous NaCl (1– 5 m) solutions under oxygen and sulfur buffered conditions between 300–500C at a constant pressure 1 kb. Two buffer assemblages HMP and PPM were used. Analysis of the scatter in measured values in log mAu–mNaCl–T frame fixed linear dependence between log mAu and T at any studied iso‐pleth (mNaCl) in the form of log mAu = a. T(C) + b. Coefficients of the equation were calculated for water and NaCl (1, 3, 5 m) solutions. The maximum solubility characterizes the NaCl‐free system in the presence of HMP. In the case, Au solubility increases from (log mAu) –6. 72 to –5. 04 at 300 and 500C, respectively. In the presence of PPM, maximum of Au solubility was obtained for the 5 mNaCl solution. In a similar manner solubility rises from –6. 54 to –5. 77 at 300 and 500C, accordingly. In studied fO2/fS2 area the behavior of Au solubility testified that: (i) – a composite interaction between chloride and hydrosulfide speciation of gold affects its total solubility; (ii) – in addition of NaCl up to about 1. 5 m the solubility decreases, more pronounced in the presence of HMP; (iii) – the contribution of chloride in total Au solubility is more for PPM despite of lower fO2value, than for HMP.