Deportment & Penalty Elements On Site

Live Webinar: Thursday, December 3, at 1:00 pm ET

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Find out where critical elements, byproducts, and penalty elements are hosted while you can still act on it: at the drill rig, in the core shed, and at the concentrator.

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Where is cobalt hosted? Is that arsenic locked in a mineral you can reject, or is it spread through the one you're recovering? Today, those answers usually arrive at feasibility or metallurgical testwork, after weeks at an external lab. By then, the drill program is over, and the flowsheet is taking shape.

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In this webinar, we will demonstrate how trace element detection and mapping with Massbox moves those answers on site, where they can still shape the next hole, the sampling plan, and day-to-day process control.

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What you'll learn:

• Why deportment and penalty-element answers typically arrive late, and what that costs
• How to locate critical elements and byproducts at trace levels, and identify their host minerals, on site
• How reference materials can be used for quantitative trace elemental results
• How the same approach supports process QC at the concentrator, with rapid penalty-element screening upstream of accredited release testing
• How LALI-TOF-MS complements, rather than replaces, the techniques you already use

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Who should attend:

‍Exploration geologists and geochemists, geometallurgists and process mineralogists, mine-site and in-house lab managers, and exploration and technical managers working on critical minerals, base metals or precious metals.

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