Compositions – Physical separation agents – Froth-flotation or differential adherence
Patent
1985-01-14
1986-04-22
Lieberman, Paul
Compositions
Physical separation agents
Froth-flotation or differential adherence
423155, 423178, 423179, 423414, 423443, 423560, C09K 300
Patent
active
045841187
ABSTRACT:
Metal trithiocarbonates such as Na.sub.2 CS.sub.3 are useful depressant for such sulfided minerals as copper and iron sulfides in molybdenum recovery.
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Bresson Clarence R.
Parlman Robert M.
Young Tommy L.
Lieberman Paul
Phillips Petroleum Company
Wax Robert A.
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