Fine and Coarse Particles Flotation - Theory and Practice: How to Improve Recovery?

Canadian Institute of Mining, Metallurgy and Petroleum
Hamid-Reza Manouchehri
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May 1, 2013

Abstract

Coarse particles flotation is controlled by detachment (particle hydrophobicity and flotation cell turbulence) For composite particles (the bubble may attach to good hydrophobic region, but the expansion of the three phase line of contact is limited. Hence, the equilibrium contact angle, characteristic of the hydrophobic region, may never be attained, and the force of attachment is decreased relative to that possible for homogenous hydrophobic surfaces.
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APA: Hamid-Reza Manouchehri  (2013)  Fine and Coarse Particles Flotation - Theory and Practice: How to Improve Recovery?

MLA: Hamid-Reza Manouchehri Fine and Coarse Particles Flotation - Theory and Practice: How to Improve Recovery?. Canadian Institute of Mining, Metallurgy and Petroleum, 2013.

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