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Possibilities of collectorless flotation in the treatment of pentlandite ores

Heiskanen et al., 1991

Document ID
14828995213275929279
Author
Heiskanen K
Kirjavainen V
Laapas H
Publication year
Publication venue
International journal of mineral processing

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Collectorless flotation was studied for both noritic and serpentinic nickel ores using a batch flotation technique. The only variable that was modified in the tests was pH. Floatability of all sulphides was good at acidic pH values when the samples were ground in a common steel …
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