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column flotation: a standalone construct

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columnflotation1 CONSTRUCTColumn flotationFINCH · MINERAL PROCESSING

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Mineral processing

flotation in a tall column where feed meets rising bubbles in countercurrent flow and wash water cleans the froth, giving higher concentrate grades.

In mineral processing, column flotation refers to flotation in a tall column where feed meets rising bubbles in countercurrent flow and wash water cleans the froth, giving higher concentrate grades. This meaning comes from Finch (1990) in Column flotation.[1]

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References

  1. Finch, J. A., & Dobby, G. S. (1990). Column flotation. Pergamon. ISBN 9780080401867

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