Study on the mechanism and application of rutile flotation with benzohydroxamic acid
• BHA alone exhibits low collecting capacity to rutile. • Lead ions effectively improve the flotation of rutile using BHA as a collector. • The order of addition for lead ions and BHA affects the rutile flotation recovery. • The lead ion-BHA complex improves the adsorption efficiency of BHA. • Two d...
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