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The Flotation Process
Explore the science and practice of flotation, the widely used method for treating ore with bubbles and surfactants.
This classic reference collects early progress, theory, and practical methods in one volume. Edited by T. A. Rickard, it brings together key contributions from researchers and Engineers to explain how minerals are separated and concentrated using froth flotation.
• Learn the basic principles behind why minerals float and how froth forms
• Discover testing approaches and practical techniques used in flotation plants
• Understand the roles of oils, surface films, and electrical theories in flotation performance
• Get insights into equipment, processes, and the historical development of the method
Ideal for students, engineers, and professionals seeking a grounded, historical view of flotation as a metallurgical tool.
This classic reference collects early progress, theory, and practical methods in one volume. Edited by T. A. Rickard, it brings together key contributions from researchers and Engineers to explain how minerals are separated and concentrated using froth flotation.
• Learn the basic principles behind why minerals float and how froth forms
• Discover testing approaches and practical techniques used in flotation plants
• Understand the roles of oils, surface films, and electrical theories in flotation performance
• Get insights into equipment, processes, and the historical development of the method
Ideal for students, engineers, and professionals seeking a grounded, historical view of flotation as a metallurgical tool.
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First published June 1, 2007
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