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Chapter and Conference Paper
Effect of High Shear Agitation on Surface Properties of Diaspore and Kaolinite
Silicate minerals (such ) are common gangues type bauxite, which are easy to be mudding and adhered to the diaspore surface in the flotation system, thus affecting the flotation recovery. Fluid flow enhance...
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Chapter and Conference Paper
Structure and Electrochemical Property of Coal-Based Activated Carbon Modified by Nitric Acid
Coal gasification fine slag (CGFS) is a kind of industrial waste with more than 30% of carbon, a large surface area, and a broad pore size distribution, which provides favorable conditions for the preparation ...
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Chapter and Conference Paper
Flotation Desulfurization of Acidified High-Sulfur Bauxite: Effects of Regulators
The of via is more difficult than conventional sulphide, since the finely disseminated sulphide in the high-sulfur bauxite can lead to excessive particle entrainment, increase of froth, and low separatio...
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Chapter and Conference Paper
Collection and Selectivity Contrast of Propyl Gallate and Sodium Oleate for Diaspore and Kaolinite Flotation
Using an is often the key to improving of valuable mineral concentrates. China’s diaspore-type bauxite is a refractory ore, since silicate minerals, such , are often closely embedded . Propyl gallate (PG...
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Chapter and Conference Paper
Optimization of Fine Ilmenite Flotation Performed with Collectors
is an important raw material for space industry, nautical engineering and medicine. In this study, the effects of pH were investigated by flotation tests. Molecular dynamics simulation, contact angles and Z...
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Chapter and Conference Paper
Research on the Interaction of Humic Acid with Iron Minerals
Binder is indispensable in the production of iron ore pellets and the quality of pellets seems to be related to the interactions between binders and iron minerals. Humic acid is proved a suitable binder for ir...