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titleOfInvention Method for extracting base and precious metals by a pre- treatment that leads to solubilisation of the refractory matrices thereof
abstract The present invention relates to a method for extracting base and precious metals, all contained in refractory minerals, using aqueous media. The aim is to replace the current “flotation/smelting”-method for extracting minerals in Chilean and global mining or classical leaching with a method comprising a simple and robust pre-treatment that leads to solubilisation of the refractory matrices thereof. The method consists of mixing the mineral (Cu2S, CuS,CuFeS2, Cu5FeS4, FeS2, FeAsS.NiS, (Ni,Fe)xSy), ground to an appropriate size (2.5 centimetres), with a specific dose of solid reagent in a rotary agglomeration drum and then adding slightly acidified water to obtain a defined water content (5-8%) depending on the type of gangue contained in the metal-containing solid, thereby forming an agglomerate that will form a heap, which is subsequently allowed to stand for a period of several days (20-60 days), during which the conditions required to transform the refractory matrix into a highly soluble solid will be generated. Finally, appropriately regulated irrigation is applied, thus resulting in extraction of the metal by simple aqueous washing. In essence, the method achieves maximum transformation of the original refractory mineral into a highly soluble solid salt during a step prior to the conventional leaching process. Thus, the metal will be contained in a solid with a much higher solubility than the original matrix, therefore the dissolution thereof will be faster, more efficient and require a minimal use of consumables and reagents.
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