The Flotation Process

"The Flotation Process" explores the principles and applications of flotation, a crucial separation technique in mineral processing and chemical engineering. This book delves into the fundamental aspects of flotation, covering topics such as surface chemistry, reagent chemistry, and the hydrodynamic behavior of particles in flotation systems.

Readers will gain a comprehensive understanding of the factors influencing flotation efficiency, including particle size, pH, and the presence of interfering ions. The text also addresses practical considerations for optimizing flotation circuits in industrial settings, making it an invaluable resource for students, researchers, and professionals in the fields of mineral processing, chemical engineering, and environmental science.

This book provides a detailed overview of both the theoretical underpinnings and the practical implementation of this important technology.

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