Some Recent Results In Using New Chemical Reagents To Expand The Capabilities Of Froth Flotation Processes

Society for Mining, Metallurgy & Exploration
Richard R. Klimpel Basil F. Fee
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Jan 1, 1993

Abstract

This paper summarizes the status of a series of new chemical reagents developed with the explicit goal of expanding the capabilities of existing froth flotation processes as well as allowing for new solid/solid separations to be undertaken that are not now feasible with flotation. The first portion of the paper briefly outlines the theory and motivation behind the development of each new reagent family. 'The second portion of the paper deals with specific laboratory examples of some separation systems studied to date.
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APA: Richard R. Klimpel Basil F. Fee  (1993)  Some Recent Results In Using New Chemical Reagents To Expand The Capabilities Of Froth Flotation Processes

MLA: Richard R. Klimpel Basil F. Fee Some Recent Results In Using New Chemical Reagents To Expand The Capabilities Of Froth Flotation Processes. Society for Mining, Metallurgy & Exploration, 1993.

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