Process for the concentration by flotation of fine mesh size or

Classifying – separating – and assorting solids – Fluid suspension – Liquid

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423 26, B03D 114

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ABSTRACT:
The invention relates to the concentration by flotation of fine mesh size and/or oxidized ores.
The invention consists in using a chelating agent selected from the .beta.-diketones as flotation reagents in a conventional flotation process. Fine mesh size ores and/or oxidized ores, notably oxidized copper, lead or zinc ores with carbonated and/or silicated gangue can also be used as starting materials.
Application:making use as starting materials of ores which are difficult to cause to float by conventional methods.

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Rinelli et al., "Flotation of Zinc & Lead Oxide-Sulfide Ores with Chelating Agents" in Tenth International Mineral Processing Congress (Jones Ed.), Inst. Min & Metall. 1974.
Marcus et al., Ion Exchange & Solvent Extraction of Metal Complexes, Wiley-Luterscience, 1969, pp. 502-505.

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