Table 2 Analytical data of the samples by the “Dipole CHIM” at the Yingezhuang gold deposit
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| author | Kang, Ming Yang, Jianwen |
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| contents | CHIM method involves extracting metal ions of electromobile forms in either anodes or cathodes, facilitated by a man-made electric field. This paper presents two newly developed CHIM alternatives that are electrified by a low voltage dipole. The firstly improved technique enables cationic ions to be extracted in a single cathode, whereas the secondly improved technique allows both anionic and cationic species to be extracted simultaneously in an anode and in a cathode. Compared with the traditional CHIM methods, the innovative techniques developed in this paper are characterized by simple instrumentation, low cost and easy operation in field, and in particular enables simultaneous extraction of anionic and cationic species of elements, from which more information can be derived with higher extraction efficiency. Field tests at several well-known mine areas in China confirm the effectiveness and efficiency of the new techniques in exploring for deeply buried ore bodies. |
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| spellingShingle | Table 2 Analytical data of the samples by the “Dipole CHIM” at the Yingezhuang gold deposit Kang, Ming Yang, Jianwen Antimony; Arsenic; China; Geological sample; GEOS; Gold; gold deposit; Sample ID; Silver; Yingezhuang CHIM method involves extracting metal ions of electromobile forms in either anodes or cathodes, facilitated by a man-made electric field. This paper presents two newly developed CHIM alternatives that are electrified by a low voltage dipole. The firstly improved technique enables cationic ions to be extracted in a single cathode, whereas the secondly improved technique allows both anionic and cationic species to be extracted simultaneously in an anode and in a cathode. Compared with the traditional CHIM methods, the innovative techniques developed in this paper are characterized by simple instrumentation, low cost and easy operation in field, and in particular enables simultaneous extraction of anionic and cationic species of elements, from which more information can be derived with higher extraction efficiency. Field tests at several well-known mine areas in China confirm the effectiveness and efficiency of the new techniques in exploring for deeply buried ore bodies. |
| title | Table 2 Analytical data of the samples by the “Dipole CHIM” at the Yingezhuang gold deposit |
| topic | Antimony; Arsenic; China; Geological sample; GEOS; Gold; gold deposit; Sample ID; Silver; Yingezhuang |
| url | https://doi.org/10.1594/PANGAEA.817700 |