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A methodology for the heat of immersion as a measure of wettability of mineral mixtures
The measure of the extent to which a mineral interacts with water is called wettability and this is important in flotation processes. This is because the interactions between solid particles and liquid molecules (water) are important in understanding the flotation mechanism and achieving high recove...
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Department of Chemical Engineering
2024
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