Recent Advances in the Chemistry of Sodium Silicates: Implications for Ore Beneficiation (3a816349-7f8a-48e7-9344-996e30e9efac)

The American Institute of Mining, Metallurgical, and Petroleum Engineers
J. S. Falcone
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Jan 1, 1983

Abstract

Soluble sodium silicate materials have well known applications in flotation for desliming, selective depression and corrosion control. Recent advances in the understanding of the complex polymeric nature of silicate solutions using NMR spectroscopy, combined with our studies of the effects of polymeric silicate anions on metal ion activities in solution, oxide mineral surface charges and surfactant adsorption on clays are related to beneficiation processes. The results of these studies indicate the sodium silicates can be used to cause a solution chemistry and particle surface charge characteristics favorable to enhanced effectiveness in typical ore beneficiation systems.
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APA: J. S. Falcone  (1983)  Recent Advances in the Chemistry of Sodium Silicates: Implications for Ore Beneficiation (3a816349-7f8a-48e7-9344-996e30e9efac)

MLA: J. S. Falcone Recent Advances in the Chemistry of Sodium Silicates: Implications for Ore Beneficiation (3a816349-7f8a-48e7-9344-996e30e9efac). The American Institute of Mining, Metallurgical, and Petroleum Engineers, 1983.

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