The invention discloses a method for quantitatively testing the content of organic carbon and disseminated particle size in
gold ore, and belongs to the technical field of
gold ore detection. The method comprises the steps of
sample preparation and quantitative testing, wherein palm
wax serves as a cementing agent, barite serves as a standard sample, and a to-be-tested sample is prepared through melting, mixing, consolidation,
polishing and carbon spraying; the quantitative test is based on an automatic process
mineralogy test
system, palm
wax backgrounds are removed through backgrounds deduction, an
energy spectrum library is established to recognize organic carbon and barite particles, the
area ratio of the organic carbon and the barite particles is measured, the
mass ratio is converted by combining the
density ratio, the organic carbon content of raw ore is inversely calculated, and meanwhile, the
particle size distribution of the organic carbon is counted. The method solves the problem that the content and
granularity of organic carbon cannot be accurately quantified at the same time in the prior art, has the advantages of high test precision, high efficiency, comprehensive parameters and simplicity and convenience in operation, and can provide key data for optimization of a
gold ore cyanidation leaching process.