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Beneficiation of a Low-Grade Refractory Copper Ore in Yunnan

Feng Xie, Han Ping Zhang, Xian Mei Chen, Jin Lv

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Regarding to a Low-grade refractor copper ore,this paper investigates the property of run-of-mine ore,and based on the characteristic of raw ore,mineral process experimental study is implemented. It can realize the copper concentrate grading at 15.84%with a 87.04% recovery through the bulk flotation with Cu-S separation process.

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Regarding to a Low-grade refractor copper ore,this paper investigates the property of run-of-mine ore,and based on the characteristic of raw ore,mineral process experimental study is implemented. It can realize the copper concentrate grading at 15.84%with a 87.04% recovery through the bulk flotation with Cu-S separation process.

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Regarding to a Low-grade refractor copper ore,this paper investigates the property of run-of-mine ore,and based on the characteristic of raw ore,mineral process experimental study is implemented. It can realize the copper concentrate grading at 15.84%with a 87.04% recovery through the bulk flotation with Cu-S separation process.

Key concepts: Beneficiation, Metallurgy, Copper ore, Copper, Copper extraction techniques, Refractory (planetary science), Materials science, Raw material

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