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Rittinger's law: a standalone construct

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Rittinger'slaw1 CONSTRUCTRittinger's lawVON RITTINGER · MINERAL

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Mineral processing

the claim that the energy used in comminution is proportional to the new surface area created, which applies best to fine grinding.

In mineral processing, Rittinger's law refers to the claim that the energy used in comminution is proportional to the new surface area created, which applies best to fine grinding. This meaning comes from von Rittinger (1867) in Lehrbuch der Aufbereitungskunde.[1]

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  1. von Rittinger, P. (1867). Lehrbuch der Aufbereitungskunde. Open Library record

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