Branched alkyl ether amines as iron ore flotation aids

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ABSTRACT:
The use of primary aliphatic ether amines as silica collectors in the concentration of minerals by the froth flotation process. More specifically, the use of mixtures of primary methyl branched aliphatic ether amines and the partially-neutralized salts thereof as flotation reagents. In further aspect, the use of mixtures of 3-isooctoxypropyl monoamine and 3-isodecoxypropyl monoamine and/or the partially-neutralized acetate salts thereof as collectors for silica in the beneficiation of oxidized taconite ores.

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