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A loading equation for high gradient magnetic separation

Jan E. Nesset, Iain Todd, M. Hollingworth, J.A. Finch

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An equation to predict full matrix loading for parallel flow, parallel field (longitudinal case) high gradient magnetic separators is tested over a wide range of conditions using α-Fe2O3, CuO and MnO2. Good predictability is shown. A proposed extension to estimate recovery is also illustrated.

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An equation to predict full matrix loading for parallel flow, parallel field (longitudinal case) high gradient magnetic separators is tested over a wide range of conditions using α-Fe2O3, CuO and MnO2. Good predictability is shown. A proposed extension to estimate recovery is also illustrated.

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An equation to predict full matrix loading for parallel flow, parallel field (longitudinal case) high gradient magnetic separators is tested over a wide range of conditions using α-Fe2O3, CuO and MnO2. Good predictability is shown. A proposed extension to estimate recovery is also illustrated.

Key concepts: Computer science, Analytical Chemistry (journal), Physics, Chromatography, Chemistry

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