2012-8-9 Reverse flotation studies on magnetite samples have revealed that the use of starch as a depressant of Fe-oxides has a hydrophilic effect on the surface of Fe-bearing silicates and significantly decreases Fe in the silica-rich stream when used in combination with an amine (Lilaflot D817M). In this study, the effect of reverse flotation on the optimization of products obtained from magnetic ...
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Reverse flotation studies on magnetite samples have revealed that the use of starch as a depressant of Fe-oxides has a hydrophilic effect on the surface of Fe-bearing silicates and significantly ...
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2019-7-1 1. Introduction. Reverse cationic flotation is an effective process used in the beneficiation of oxidized iron ores (Filippov et al., 2010, Eisele and Kawatra, 2007, Nakhaei and Irannajad, 2018).In this process, quartz, which serves as the main gangue mineral, is floated with cationic collectors (amines) (Filippov et al., 2014, Araujo et al., 2005). ...
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2010-1-1 Research on hematite and magnetite flotation in the presence of starch indicates an almost full depression of Fe-oxides and, therefore, impossibility of their flotation by amines (Peres and Correa, 1996, Raju et al., 1997). As confirmed by numerous studies, starch is
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2014-3-10 The flotation of apatite used to lower the levels of phosphorus from 0.1 to 0.025% of P 2 O 5 in the LIMS magnetite concentrate is applied as a pellet feed with a fatty-acid-type collector called Atrac 1563 (mixture of 95–98% of ethoxylated tall oil ester of maleic acid and 2–5% of maleic anhydride) at 30–70 g/t at the Kiruna (KA2) and Malmberget plants in Sweden.
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2013-6-11 Finally amine flotation tests of raw and calcined ore have been carried ... like magnetite, maghemite and Mg-jacobsite are formed and also para-magnetic like hematite - usually along the ... be floated. As such, the reverse flotation is the usual process for the beneficiation of
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Request PDF Reverse Flotation of Quartz From Magnetite Ore with Modified Sodium Oleate (MSO) The flotation characteristic differences between sodium oleate (SO) and modified sodium oleate (MSO ...
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2021-10-28 Collophane is difficult to upgrade by reverse flotation of quartz with amine collector alone due to its low grade, complex structure, fine dissemination grain size, etc. This investigation was conducted to explore the synergistic effect of dibutyl phthalate (DBP) as a surfactant with cetyltrimethyl ammonium bromide (CTAB) as the collector on the separation of quartz from collophane by means of ...
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2015-12-12 Review of reverse flotation of iron ore is presented with a focus on the polysaccharide depressants used and the corresponding adsorption phenomena. Iron oxide minerals have a special affinity for starch and other polysaccharides, and this special property facilitates their depression during the reverse cationic flotation of silica with ether amines in Brazil (Peres and Correa, in Miner Eng 9 ...
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Reverse flotation studies on magnetite samples have revealed that the use of starch as a depressant of Fe-oxides has a hydrophilic effect on the surface of Fe-bearing silicates and significantly decreases Fe in the silica-rich stream when used in combination with an amine (Lilaflot D817M). In this study, the effect of reverse flotation on the optimization of products obtained from magnetic ...
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Reverse flotation studies on magnetite samples have revealed that the use of starch as a depressant of Fe-oxides has a hydrophilic effect on the surface of Fe-bearing silicates and significantly ...
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Reverse flotation studies on magnetite samples have revealed that the use of starch as a depressant of Fe-oxides has a hydrophilic effect on the surface of Fe-bearing silicates and significantly decreases Fe in the silica-rich stream when used in combination with an amine (Lilaflot D817M).
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2014-3-10 The flotation of apatite used to lower the levels of phosphorus from 0.1 to 0.025% of P 2 O 5 in the LIMS magnetite concentrate is applied as a pellet feed with a fatty-acid-type collector called Atrac 1563 (mixture of 95–98% of ethoxylated tall oil ester of maleic acid and 2–5% of maleic anhydride) at 30–70 g/t at the Kiruna (KA2) and Malmberget plants in Sweden.
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Magnetite is an essential iron-bearing mineral. The primary method of magnetite ore beneficiation involves successive steps of crushing, grinding, and magnetic separation. Reverse cationic flotation is used at the final stage to remove silicate and aluminosilicate impurities from the magnetite concentrate and reduce silica content to 1–3%, depending on metallurgical processing route ...
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2013-6-11 Finally amine flotation tests of raw and calcined ore have been carried ... like magnetite, maghemite and Mg-jacobsite are formed and also para-magnetic like hematite - usually along the ... be floated. As such, the reverse flotation is the usual process for the beneficiation of
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The mechanisms of quartz activation and anionic reverse flotation have been investigated by a number of authors by means of adsorption isotherm, zeta-potential and contact angle measurements, FTIR ...
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2020-12-3 reverse flotation, the positive flotation is used to process the magnesite ore for most magnesite ores containing quartz/silicate and carbonate gangue minerals [2,3]. Wang Qianqian et al. [1] removed the Fe by different combinations of reserve flotation and high-intensity magnesite, and obtained the useful indexes.
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2015-12-12 Review of reverse flotation of iron ore is presented with a focus on the polysaccharide depressants used and the corresponding adsorption phenomena. Iron oxide minerals have a special affinity for starch and other polysaccharides, and this special property facilitates their depression during the reverse cationic flotation of silica with ether amines in Brazil (Peres and Correa, in Miner Eng 9 ...
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The direct flotation of iron oxide using anionic reagents were firstly applied in industry but was quickly replaced by the reverse flotation of silicate minerals which the desired ferrous being ...
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Reverse flotation studies on magnetite samples have revealed that the use of starch as a depressant of Fe-oxides has a hydrophilic effect on the surface of Fe-bearing silicates and significantly decreases Fe in the silica-rich stream when used in combination with an amine (Lilaflot D817M). In this study, the effect of reverse flotation on the optimization of products obtained from magnetic ...
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2013-6-11 Finally amine flotation tests of raw and calcined ore have been carried ... like magnetite, maghemite and Mg-jacobsite are formed and also para-magnetic like hematite - usually along the ... be floated. As such, the reverse flotation is the usual process for the beneficiation of
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2017-3-19 Reverse anionic flotation of magnetite is conducted at a higher pH value (pH 11–12) than reverse cationic flotation (pH 10–10.5). Since the point of zero charge (PZC) of pure magnetite is around pH 6.5, the surface charge of magnetite in reverse cationic flotation (pH 10–10.5) would be less negatively charged than that at pH 11-12 (Li et ...
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The mechanisms of quartz activation and anionic reverse flotation have been investigated by a number of authors by means of adsorption isotherm, zeta-potential and contact angle measurements, FTIR ...
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Magnetite is an essential iron-bearing mineral. The primary method of magnetite ore beneficiation involves successive steps of crushing, grinding, and magnetic separation. Reverse cationic flotation is used at the final stage to remove silicate and aluminosilicate impurities from the magnetite concentrate and reduce silica content to 1–3%, depending on metallurgical processing route ...
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2020-12-3 reverse flotation, the positive flotation is used to process the magnesite ore for most magnesite ores containing quartz/silicate and carbonate gangue minerals [2,3]. Wang Qianqian et al. [1] removed the Fe by different combinations of reserve flotation and high-intensity magnesite, and obtained the useful indexes.
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Reverse flotation results show that flotation performance has great difference between artificial magnetite and natural magnetite, X-ray diffraction and microscope testing technology were adopted to analysis flotation performance of artificial magnetite by observing
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2015-12-12 Review of reverse flotation of iron ore is presented with a focus on the polysaccharide depressants used and the corresponding adsorption phenomena. Iron oxide minerals have a special affinity for starch and other polysaccharides, and this special property facilitates their depression during the reverse cationic flotation of silica with ether amines in Brazil (Peres and Correa, in Miner Eng 9 ...
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2021-3-8 In order to reduce the iron impurities in magnesite ore and improve the purity of magnesium products, the difference in floatability between magnesite and limonite has been studied by using mixtures with a collecting agent—KD (cationic amine collectors, containing soluble components). Sodium hexametaphosphate, pH, sodium silicate, and sodium carboxymethyl cellulose were used as regulators.
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The cationic reverse flotation of quartz is the most commonly used route: quartz is floated with ether amines partially neutralized with acetic acid, and the iron ore is depressed by unmodified starches (Yang, 1988 YANG, D. C. Reagent in iron ore processing. In: SOMASUNDARAN, P., MOUDGIL, B. M. Reagents in mineral technology.
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