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An investigation into the impact of residual reagents on flotation in response to process water recirculation
In the mineral pulp phase of the flotation process, water makes up about 80-85% of the constituents, thus making water an important component. The increasing scarcity of water has resulted in greater environmental restrictions which have led to the necessity of mine operations recycling water from t...
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Department of Chemical Engineering
2024
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