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Mineralogical effects on the dense medium separation of low grade nickel sulfide ore
Dense medium separation (DMS) is a method often used to upgrade base metal sulfide (BMS) ores before their main processing stage, with varying results achieved for different ore types. The process makes use of the density differences between the BMS minerals and the lower density silicate/carbonate...
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Department of Chemical Engineering
2015
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