Mechanochemical Effects In Ultrafine Grinding (3b03f2b7-3f9f-4fdf-be03-3c263862c57f)

Society for Mining, Metallurgy & Exploration
P. Somasundaran
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Jan 1, 1983

Abstract

The use of chemical additives in ultrafine grinding will be reviewed in this paper for the case of grinding of quartz in solutions of surfactants and inorganic electrolytes including some dispersants under different conditions of pH and ionic strength. Mechanisms are examined by correlating the grinding effects with those obtained for the influence of these chemicals on zeta potential, pulp fluidity and flocculation/dispersion characteristics. The analysis suggests grinding depends mainly on the state of aggregation of the ground products in- side the mill and the pulp fluidity. Implications of the observed effects on ultrafine grinding in general are discussed.
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APA: P. Somasundaran  (1983)  Mechanochemical Effects In Ultrafine Grinding (3b03f2b7-3f9f-4fdf-be03-3c263862c57f)

MLA: P. Somasundaran Mechanochemical Effects In Ultrafine Grinding (3b03f2b7-3f9f-4fdf-be03-3c263862c57f). Society for Mining, Metallurgy & Exploration, 1983.

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