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Investigating the use of sodium metasilicate to improve the flotation performance of altered PGE ores
Mineral hydration is known to result in low flotation recoveries and grades within primary platinum group element ores worldwide. This is because the phyllosilicate minerals derived from hydration reactions of silicate minerals (i) form electrostatic coatings on valuable minerals that in turn hinder...
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Department of Chemical Engineering
2022
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