Conference Proceedings
Annual Conference, New Zealand
Conference Proceedings
Annual Conference, New Zealand
Electrochemistry of Sulphide Flotation
The interaction of flotation collectors with sulphide minerals takes place at the solid - solution interface. The electrochemistry of the processes which affect this interface are discussed. The interaction of xanthates with sulphides is an electrochemical process, xanthates being electro-oxidized to chemisorbed xanthate and dixanthogen. The role of oxygen is to provide a cathodic process to allow the anodic oxidation to occur. The hydrophobic condition of the mineral surface is brought about by the presence of the oxidized xanthate species._x000D_
The action of reagents which can activate or depress the flotation of sulphides is discussed briefly.
The action of reagents which can activate or depress the flotation of sulphides is discussed briefly.
Contributor(s):
R Woods
-
Electrochemistry of Sulphide FlotationPDFThis product is exclusive to Digital library subscription
-
Electrochemistry of Sulphide FlotationPDFNormal price $22.00Member price from $0.00
Fees above are GST inclusive
PD Hours
Approved activity
- Published: 1980
- Unique ID: P198001008