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ArticleName | Theory of creation of innovation flotation technologies. Part VI. Theory of increasing of selectivity of activities of reagents-frothers during the flotation |
ArticleAuthor | Abramov A. A. |
ArticleAuthorData | Moscow State Mining University, Moscow, Russia: A. A. Abramov, Professor, e-mail: AbramovAA31@mail.ru |
Abstract | The essence of frothers' selectivity is considered from a standpoint of flotation theory, together with the ways of increasing of this selectivity in practical conditions. It is shown, that with equal molar adsorption, the dispersive and foam-forming properties of the frothers are basically defined by the structure of radical, according to the Gibbs–Marangoni effect. The frothers combination is not accompanied by sinergetic effect, if their concentration does not exceed the critical concentration of selectivity. In these conditions, the necessary foaming intensity and flotation rate without decreasing of its selectivity can be received as a result of combination of weak and strong frothers. At the same time, the flotation rate of weak high-selective frothers is low, while the flotation rate of strong low-selective frothers is high. Further increasing of frothers' selectivity can be reached by the |
keywords | Flotation, reagents-frothers, selectivity of flotation, selectivity of frothers, combining of frothers, mineral particle, air bubble, hydrate interlayer, mechanism of frothers operation |
References | 1. Abramov A. A. Tekhnologiya pererabotki i obogashcheniya rud tsvetnykh metallov. Tom III. Kniga 1. Rudopodgotovka i Cu-, Cu – Py-, Cu – Fe-, Mo-, Cu – Mo-, Cu – Zn-rudy (575 s.). Kniga 2. Pb-, Pb – Cu-, Zn-, Pb – Zn-, Pb – Cu – Zn-, Cu – Ni-, Co-, Bi-, Sb-, Hg-soderzhashchie rudy (472 s.) (Theory of processing and concentration of non-ferrous metals' ores. Volume III. Book 1. Ore preparation and Cu-, Cu – Py-, Cu – Fe-, Mo-, Cu – Mo-, Cu – Zn-ores (575 p.). Book 2. Pb-, Pb – Cu-, Zn-, Pb – Zn-, Pb – Cu – Zn-, Cu – Ni-, Co-, Bi-, Sb-, Hg-containing ores (472 p.)). Moscow : Publishing House of Moscow State Mining University, 2005. |
Language of full-text | russian |
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