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the rate at which bubble surface passes through a unit cross-section of a flotation cell, shown to be closely and linearly related to the flotation rate constant.

In mineral processing, bubble surface area flux refers to the rate at which bubble surface passes through a unit cross-section of a flotation cell, shown to be closely and linearly related to the flotation rate constant. This meaning comes from Gorain (1997) in Minerals Engineering.[1]

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References

  1. Gorain, B. K., Franzidis, J. P., & Manlapig, E. V. (1997). Studies on impeller type, impeller speed and air flow rate in an industrial scale flotation cell. Part 4: Effect of bubble surface area flux on flotation performance. Minerals Engineering, 10(4), 367-379. https://doi.org/10.1016/s0892-6875(97)00014-9

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