Bismuth in assay of gold and silver

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pablohdez3

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Hi guys I'm training as an Assayer and I found this great forum; I'm trying to find information about how the presence of bismuth in the assay of gold and silver can affect the dore bead? using the scorification process; so far I couldn't find anything on my text books or other papers.

Thanks.
 
Bismuth has been used as a lead substitute in the fusion process.

The buttons are very brittle.

I think you already read this in a different forum.
 
Westerngs said:
Bismuth has been used as a lead substitute in the fusion process.

The buttons are very brittle.

I think you already read this in a different forum.

Thanks a lot, I knew that bismuth can substitute lead. But I didn't know that it can make the button very brittle.

Cheers.

By the way do you know about any other forums like this?
 
I saw your identical post one day earlier on fireassays.com forum

http://www.fireassays.com/vb/showthread.php?96-Bismuth-in-scorification
 

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