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hab auch noch mal in Frankfurt 20.000 zu 0,31 Euro erfolgreich geordert und stehe jetzt bei 100.000.In zwei Jahren, vorausgesetzt es wir weiterhin so erfolgreich gefördert, steht unser PHOENIX m.E. über 2 Euro...
weiterhin viel Gesundheit und viel Erfolg, Gruß JoJo
Recent Questions
December 21, 2006
Q: Congratulations on starting to make saleable moly concentrates. You report 52% to 57% Mo content. As you improve the milling, how much higher can this content be? - N.D.
A: Typically, Mo (or elemental molybdenum) content in commercial grade concentrate will be between 50% and 53%. Content that exceeds 55% Mo is considered top quality. Maximum Mo content generally does not exceed 58%.
Q: I am confused. I thought your recovery of moly was supposed to be 80% or higher? Why only 52-57%? - R.K.
A: You are mixing apples and oranges. Those two sets of percentages represent different measures.
On the one hand, your 80% figure refers to the percentage of Mo (elemental molybdenum) in the mill feed which is captured by flotation and does not end up in the tailings pond; our metallurgists are always working to achieve consistent recoveries of 80% (or more) of the Mo contained in the mineralized rock that is fed into the mill.
Once that Mo is separated from the rock, it is then processed into a concentrate that, for commercial sale purposes, should contain at least half (50%) Mo, with the rest of the concentrate being inert rock and trace minerals.
So on the other hand, the 52%-to-57% figures refer to the amount of Mo (as a percentage of the total concentrate) in the supersacks. Typically, these concentrates will contain approximately 50% Mo on the low end and 58% Mo on the high end. As stated above, producing a cons with 55% Mo or greater denotes a top quality product.
http://www.golden-phoenix.com/chat_shack.htm
