MECHANISMS OF PARTICLE AGGREGATION IN FLOCCULATION AND COAGULATION PROCESSES
Mohammad Mansoor Khan, K G Jadoon, Amanullah Khan
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Mohammad Mansoor Khan, K G Jadoon, Amanullah Khan
Abstract
The mechanisms that govern flocculation and coagulation processes are of manifold importance to many different technologies. These mechanisms are discussed in order to facilitate a fuller understanding of the processes involved. The origin of the London-Van der Waals forces which cause particles to flocculate and coagulate are discussed. Dispersion and selective flocculation tests are also carried out on complex ultra fine lead zinc mixture.
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The mechanisms that govern flocculation and coagulation processes are of manifold importance to many different technologies. These mechanisms are discussed in order to facilitate a fuller understanding of the processes involved. The origin of the London-Van der Waals forces which cause particles to flocculate and coagulate are discussed. Dispersion and selective flocculation tests are also carried out on complex ultra fine lead zinc mixture.
Key concepts: Flocculation, Coagulation, Particle aggregation, van der Waals force, Dispersion (optics), Particle (ecology), Chemical engineering, Chemical physics