Midterm Exam Flashcards

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1
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It includes extraction processes of metal values from the ore or concentrate which are undertaken at high temperatures.

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b. Pyrometallurgy

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Reduction of Iron Oxide into metallic iron using carbon monoxide from partial combustion of carbon is an example of ______.

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b. Smelting

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A liquid formed at high temperature which consists of a mixture of metal oxide silicates

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b. slags

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In smelting, slag acts as a of the impurities present in metal bearing being smelted.

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d. Collector

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Matte is a high temperature homogenous liquid solution of a mixture of

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a. Metal Sulfides

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Fluxes are added to the material being smelted to form

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b. Slag

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7
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Coke is produced from coal by

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d. Destructive Distillation

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This type of crusher consists of two essentially planar crushing surfaces, one swinging to and from the other stationary surface.

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c. Jaw Crusher

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9
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Unit of measurement used equivalent to 6.022×10 atom/particle

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a. Mole

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10
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It is the

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walang winner tonight

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11
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The desired product of fusion for fire assaying

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d. Lead button

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12
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Economic mineral of Silica

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b. Quartz

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13
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Which of the following is an economic mineral source of mercury?

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d. Cinnabar

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14
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The relationship between quantities of all the elements and compounds coming in and going out of the process.

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c. Stoichiometry

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It is the process of heating the ore at a temperature not sufficient to melt the ore, in the absence of air

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c. Calcination

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It is the production of metals from primary and secondary metallurgical sources wherein some of the chemical reactions are carried out in aqueous solutions at ambient temperature (T<300°C) and pressure (P<2.07MPa)

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c. Hydrometallurgy

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17
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Process of dissolving valuable minerals or metals from an ore or concentrate feed and extracting the metals of interest into the solution

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c. Leaching

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18
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Choice of leaching methods depends on the following except:

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d. None of the choices

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Which of the following is not ideal for a hydrometallurgical solvent?

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c. Unique Solvent

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20
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Which of the following is not a solvent in hydrometallurgy?

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d. Molten metal

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______ is the important requirement for the separation of an ore into valuable and waste fractions

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Crushed particles can consist of a single mineral; called _________.

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free particles

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For crushing, it is often taken as the ratio of the feed opening (gape) to the discharge opening (set) of equipment

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reduction ratio

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This is the last stage of Comminution

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In grinding, this is a mixture of ore, water, and grinding media
Mill charge
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Generally, separation is made possible by attaching a mineral to a bubble and letting it float above the bulk phase, leaving the other "wanted" mineral submerged
flotation
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_______ is done by altering the stability of the suspended colloidal solids to allow them to adhere to one another
Coagulation
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________ is done by formation of more aggregates than coagulation by using reagent molecules acting as "bridges"
Flocculation
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This is formation of a solid product as a result of dilution or of the addition of a reagent to the solution
Precipitation
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Technically, ____________refers to the individual pieces of a mineral in uncrushed rocks.
grain
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Illustrate the general process flow of mineral processing (5 points)
comminution --> sizing --> concentration --> dewatering --> auxiliary operation
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Give an example of a reaction representing Roasting process (5 points)
2Cu2S + 3O2 ----> 2Cu2O + 2SO2 CuO + SO3 ----> CuSO4
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Give an example of a reaction representing Calcination process (5 points)
CaCO3 ---> CaO + CO2 MnCO3 ---> MnO + CO2
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_________ is the percentage of a mineral or phase occurring as free particles in relation to the total of the minerals in the ore.
Degree of Liberation
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Which of the following is a primary crusher
Gyratory Crusher
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In gravity concentration, mineral particles are separated by virtue of the differences in ____________
Density
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Which of the following applications of concentrators, uses strong separating forces to recover as much of the remaining valuable minerals in tailings.
Scavenging
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Rapid settling of solids to produce a decant-able clarified liquid
Sedimentation
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This is done to produce a relatively dry concentrate (less shipping volume)
Dewatering
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Which of the following is not a classification of dewatering
Air Drying
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T or F: “Mineral Dressing consists of two steps: Liberation and Concentration”
False
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T or F : “In transgranular type of liberation due to fracture, fracture occur across the grain”
True
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T or F : “The more abundant mineral is easily freed even at particles>grain size”
True
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T or F : “In sieving method, sample is placed on topmost, coarsest sieve”
True
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T or F : “Gravity Separation is generally accepted as the most simple and economical of all concentration methods”
True
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T or F : “the greater the difference in density between two minerals, the more easily they can be separated”
True
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T or F : “the efficiency of gravity separation increases sharply in the finer size ranges”
False - DECREASES
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T or F : “One of the basic philosophies in ore transport is maximizing longest possible distances in between processing units”
False - SHORTEST
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T or F : “Tailings Dams must be constructed as close to the mine / mill as possible”
True
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______________, in liberation terms contains both valuable and gangue minerals!
Locked particles; middlings
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These are used as intermediate between crushing and grinding circuits
Ore bins