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The relationship between enthalpy of immersion, and its derived wettability parameters, to flotation response
The wettability of mineral surfaces plays an important role in the flotation process. A wettable mineral is hydrophilic while a non-wettable mineral is hydrophobic. In the flotation process, sufficiently hydrophobic particles are collected by rising air bubbles and they report to the concentrate. On...
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Department of Chemical Engineering
2019
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