Minerals Beneficiation - Effects of Activators and Alizarin Dyes on Soap Flotation of Cassiterite and Fluorite - Discussion

The American Institute of Mining, Metallurgical, and Petroleum Engineers
R. Schuhmann Brahm Prakash
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Jan 1, 1951

Abstract

Maurice Rey—It may be interesting to note that depressing effects can also be obtained from cyclic compounds other than dyes. One such compound which is a dispersing agent for carbon, pigments and other compounds is known in France by the trade name "dispergine" and in the United States by the name of Lomar P W (Jacques Wolf & Co.) Dr. Rey admits that the compound is not very selective and is similar in its action to starch and dextrin.
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APA: R. Schuhmann Brahm Prakash  (1951)  Minerals Beneficiation - Effects of Activators and Alizarin Dyes on Soap Flotation of Cassiterite and Fluorite - Discussion

MLA: R. Schuhmann Brahm Prakash Minerals Beneficiation - Effects of Activators and Alizarin Dyes on Soap Flotation of Cassiterite and Fluorite - Discussion. The American Institute of Mining, Metallurgical, and Petroleum Engineers, 1951.

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