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Douglas Lake Minerals Inc > How I get 0.02 - Toby
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Comment by tobinator01on Jan 03, 2009 7:35pm
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RE: How I get 0.02 - Toby

RE: How I get 0.02 - Toby

My calculation is:

70.5 grams per 1000 kg of concentrate (tonne)

6000 kg of concentrate contains 70.5 * 6 = 423 grams gold.

The original resource was 19,200 kg or 19.2 tonnes.

423 grams/19.2 tonnes = 22 grams per ton ore resource.

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