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Conference Paper

Authors
Jameson, G. J.; and Ahmed, N.
Title
Improving the rate of flotation of fine particles
In
Chemeca 83: Chemical Engineering Today; Coping with Uncertainty; the Eleventh Australian Chemical Engineering Conference
Imprint
1983, pp. 203-208
Url
https://search.informit.org/doi/10.3316/informit.851656624046051
Description

Paper 6a.

The authors were both affiliated with the Department of Chemical Engineering, University of Newcastle NSW.

[This paper was awarded the John A Brodie Medal 1983]

Abstract

The effect of bubble size on the rate of flotation of fine quartz particles is reported. The results show that the flotation rate can be considerably enhanced through the use of small bubbles.

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  • Institution of Engineers Australia, 'Annual Report of the Colleges 1983', Journal of the Institution of Engineers, Australia, 56 (4) (1984), 41-48. Details

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