Reducing the entrainment of clay minerals in flotation using tap and saline water
High gangue entrainment is a major problem in fine particle flotation. In this study, the entrainment of kaolinite Q38 in flotation was examined in tap and saline water. High molecular weight polyethylene oxide (PEO) was used to reduce the entrainment of kaolinite Q38 by enlarging the size of kaolin...
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