Effect Of Humic Acids On Coal Flotation, Part II: The Role Of pH

Society for Mining, Metallurgy & Exploration
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Jan 1, 1988

Abstract

Humic acids adsorb on coal and depress coal floatability in the acidic pH range. In alkaline solutions, their effect is not pronounced. In the neutral pH range, a second small addition of kerosene plus MIBC leads to a significant increase in coal yield and better selectivity. Humic acids present on oxidized coal surface were found to be responsible for the inhibited floatability of the? coal. As expected, the flotation of such oxidized coal also strongly depends on the method of pH adjustment.
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APA:  (1988)  Effect Of Humic Acids On Coal Flotation, Part II: The Role Of pH

MLA: Effect Of Humic Acids On Coal Flotation, Part II: The Role Of pH. Society for Mining, Metallurgy & Exploration, 1988.

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