US2003015061A1PendingUtilityA1

Catalytic reactor for volatile minerals

Priority: Jul 18, 2001Filed: Jul 12, 2002Published: Jan 23, 2003
Est. expiryJul 18, 2021(expired)· nominal 20-yr term from priority
C22B 11/021C22B 4/08Y02P10/20
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Abstract

This is a process of trapping natural occurring volatile gases carrying precious and other minerals in a semi-stable form. Gases trapped and carried through a container 318 apparatus to the catalytic reactor container 410 where volatile minerals are contained on an appropriate configuration of collecting media 434 . A positive electrode 460 from a electrical source 430 is wrapped on the catalytic reactor container 410 in a appropriate configuration to induce a electromagnetic field. The positive electrode 460 from the catalytic reactor container is controlled by a rheostat 470 . From the rheostat 470 to the electrical device causing the current draw 425 . When the rheostat 470 is energized on the catalytic reactor container 410 , electromagnet fields of varying intensity controlled by the rheostat are formed. Precious metals can be re-volatilized either singularly or in groups and drawn into the recovery circuit. Leaving most of the volatile elements still in the collecting media 434 . The catalytic reactor container 410 containing the collecting media 434 can be cleaned of volatile minerals and reused many times. By introducing large amounts of amperage to the catalytic reactor container 410 will volatilize all remaining volatile minerals from the collecting media 434 . The catalytic reactor container 410 along with the collecting media 434 can be but back in the collecting circuit again free of volatile minerals.

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I Claim:  
     
         1 - A process for the means of entrapment of volatile metal and minerals comprising: A closed catalytic reactor vessel with electrode windings on walls of vessel, adapted to hold a collecting media as a catalyst to trap or scrub volatile metal or minerals out of mineral rich gases drawn in through a aperture in one end of the vessel and ejected out the other leaving the volatile minerals and precious metals trapped in the collecting media.  
     
     
         2 - The means of entrapment of volatile metal and minerals in  claim 1  comprising: The utilization of a collecting media of metallic wool, foil, shot, shards or a matrix of same as a catalyst to trap or scrub volatile metal or mineral gases.  
     
     
         3 - The means of entrapment of volatile metal and minerals in  claim 1  using the utilization of a collecting media of carbon or selected minerals as a catalyst to trap or scrub volatile metal and mineral gases.  
     
     
         4 - A means of selectively extracting precious metals and other volatile minerals from catalytic reactor vessel material using a selectively predetermined controlled electromagnetic field.  
     
     
         5 - A means of selectively extracting precious metals and other minerals as in  claim 4  using alternating current utilizing predetermined amperage levels to selectively volatilize precious metals and other volatile minerals  
     
     
         6 - A means of selectively extracting precious metals as in  claim 4  comprising: varying direct voltage current to control intensity of the electromagnetic field.  
     
     
         7 - A means of selectively extracting precious metals and minerals as in  claim 4  comprising: using varying intensities of electrostatic coronas.

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