Depression Areas In Flotation Graphs Produced By The Adsorption Of A Second Layer In Froth Flotation

Society for Mining, Metallurgy & Exploration
E. E. Rossi C. de Arrieta V. Ciribeni R. J. Ferretti
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Jan 1, 1992

Abstract

The relationship between collector concentration and the solution pH at which flotation occurs is discussed for different minerals. When flotation results are plotted as log of the concentration against pH, the values define areas of total, partial or no flotation. The experiments were performed in three different conditions: a) floating with the same solution used for conditioning; b) floating with water at the same pH as the conditioning solution; and c) floating with water at pH = 7. In each case, the results obtained are quite different. It is suggested that the presence of a second layer of collector reduces flotation over some domains in the graphs. These domains are called depression areas.
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APA: E. E. Rossi C. de Arrieta V. Ciribeni R. J. Ferretti  (1992)  Depression Areas In Flotation Graphs Produced By The Adsorption Of A Second Layer In Froth Flotation

MLA: E. E. Rossi C. de Arrieta V. Ciribeni R. J. Ferretti Depression Areas In Flotation Graphs Produced By The Adsorption Of A Second Layer In Froth Flotation. Society for Mining, Metallurgy & Exploration, 1992.

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