The melting of cathode copper, usually containing 99.98+ per cent. Cu, would appear to be a simple matter. Owing to the well known affinity of
A vein may be defined as an aggregation of mineral matter, more or less tabular or lenticular in form, which was deposited from solution and is
The successful establishment of iron blast-furnace plants at Newcastle and Lithgow naturally invites attention to the economic utilization of the various products and by-products arising
The Quarto Mine and preparation plant of Quarto Mining Company is based on the production of coal from the Pittsburgh seam. At this location the
It is not my purpose to write a lengthy article or to attempt the solution of the problem I am presenting, but to call attention
The Committee on Technical Nomenclature, of which John T. Faig, Professor of Mechanical Engineering at the University of Cincinnati, is Chairman, appointed by the Society
The furnace described in this paper was installed and has been used by the writer for the melting of rich gold-bearing material, and has given
Having shown the difficulty of assaying so-called cyanide bullion and the extreme variations often found in the results, an investigation was undertaken to discover, if
The building is a lofty, well-ventilated one of hardwood frame, with galvanized-iron walls and roof, and consists of five spans running north and south, covering
The recovery of dissolved gold from slime pulp in the cyanide process was first accomplished by intermittent decantation. This simple process consists in mixing with