Preliminary Characterization, Liberation, And Dressing Of Zircon From Michoacan Beach Sands

The Minerals, Metals and Materials Society
Ramiro Escudero
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Jan 1, 2006

Abstract

Michoacan?s beach sands with interesting concentrations of ilmenite were studied to produce titanium by hydrometallurgical techniques. Nevertheless, among titanium species, there are different additional components of Michoacan?s beach sands which could be of interesting applications. Some of them are likely to be applied for the manufacture of nanocrystalline ceramics. Although, the most applied mineral dressing to treat these kind of sands, that contain magnetic species (i.e., ilmenite, magnetite), is a combination of gravity separation and magnetic separation, it could be of a great deal of benefit to apply the information regarding the surface characteristics of the sands? components, in order to study the application of flotation technologies to separate selectively those species with commercial value.
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APA: Ramiro Escudero  (2006)  Preliminary Characterization, Liberation, And Dressing Of Zircon From Michoacan Beach Sands

MLA: Ramiro Escudero Preliminary Characterization, Liberation, And Dressing Of Zircon From Michoacan Beach Sands. The Minerals, Metals and Materials Society, 2006.

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