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1 FLOTATION OF MINERAL MATERIALS
2Classification of materials according to their
ability to flotation
3Class 1. Naturally hydrophobic materials
Graphite, talc, sulfur, some sulfides, coals
collectors apolar compounds which increase
hydrophobicity and speed up flotation
4Simplified model of coal unit
Contact angle depends on method of
measurement
Hydrophobicity of coal vs. coalification degree
5Zeta potential (and electrical charge) depends on
coalification degree
Coalification vs H, O, and C content in natural
carbonaceous matter
6Class 2. Native metals and sulfides
A) Metals occurring in nature iron, mercury,
copper, gold, platinum metals
B. Sulfides lead (galena, PbS) copper
(chalcocite, covellite, chalcopyrite, bornite)
silver (argentite) zync (sphalerite)
7Class 2. Native metals and sulfides
8Xanthate flotation of pyrite
9Class 3. Oxidized minerals of non-ferrous metals
cerussite (PbCO3) vanadinite (Pb5Cl(VO4)3)
anglesite (PbSO4) malachite (CuCO3Cu(OH)2
azurite (2CuCO3Cu(OH)2) chrysocolla (hydrated
copper silicate) tenorite (CuO) cuprite (Cu2O)
smithsonite (ZnCO3)
10Class 3. Oxidized minerals of non-ferrous metals
Approaches
1. Sulfidization
2. Flotation using either cationic or anionic
collectors (as in the case of oxide-type
minerals)
11Class 4. Oxides and hydroxides
Consists of simple oxides (Fe2O3, SnO2),
oxyhydroxides (AlOOH) as well as complex oxides
and complex hydroxides (spinels, silicates,
aluminosilicates).
12Class 4. Oxides and hydroxides
Oleate flotation of oxide and silicates
13Class 4. Oxides and hydroxides
Amine flotation of quartz
14Class 5. Sparingly soluble salts
15Class 5. Sparingly soluble salts
NaOl - sodium oleate, DDA-dodecylamine, SDS,-
sodium dedecyl sulfite
16Class 5. Sparingly soluble salts
Flotation with potassium octylohydroxymate
17Class 5. Sparingly soluble salts
18Class 6. Soluble salts
19Class 6. Soluble salts
20Hallimond flotation cell
21Laboratory Mechanobr flotation machine
22Denver DR flotation machine
23Jameson flotation cell
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