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On the Classification and Flotation Properties of Silicate Minerals

JI Guo-ping

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This paper classifiies silicate minerals into four types in accordance with tetrahedrold metal ions. Based on the statistical analysis of processing results, the differences of these four silicate minerals in terms of crushing properties, surface potential, oleic acid and laurylamine are elaborated. The reference value of such classification to silicate mineral’s flotation is stated.

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This paper classifiies silicate minerals into four types in accordance with tetrahedrold metal ions. Based on the statistical analysis of processing results, the differences of these four silicate minerals in terms of crushing properties, surface potential, oleic acid and laurylamine are elaborated. The reference value of such classification to silicate mineral’s flotation is stated.

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This paper classifiies silicate minerals into four types in accordance with tetrahedrold metal ions. Based on the statistical analysis of processing results, the differences of these four silicate minerals in terms of crushing properties, surface potential, oleic acid and laurylamine are elaborated. The reference value of such classification to silicate mineral’s flotation is stated.

Key concepts: Silicate, Silicate minerals, Mineralogy, Mineral, Oleic acid, Geology, Chemistry, Geochemistry

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