The mechanism of sodium sulfide(Na2S)on the flotation of cyanide-depressed pyrite using potassium amyl xanthate(PAX)as collector was investigated by flotation test and electrochemical measurements.The flotation result...The mechanism of sodium sulfide(Na2S)on the flotation of cyanide-depressed pyrite using potassium amyl xanthate(PAX)as collector was investigated by flotation test and electrochemical measurements.The flotation results show that both PAX and Na2S can promote the flotation recovery of cyanide-depressed pyrite and their combination can further improve the pyrite flotation recovery.Electrochemical measurements show that PAX and Na2S interacted with cyanide-depressed pyrite through different mechanisms.PAX competed with cyanide and was adsorbed on the pyrite surface in the form of dixanthogen,thus enhancing the hydrophobicity and flotation of cyanide-depressed pyrite.Unlike PAX,Na2S rendered the pyrite surface hydrophobic through the reduction of ferricyanide species and the formation of elemental sulfur S0 and polysulfide Sn2-.The combined application of PAX and Na2S induced superior pyrite flotation recovery because of a synergistic effect between PAX and Na2S.展开更多
Adsorbing tests between CN? and chalcopyrite or galena were conducted firstly, and then flotation tests of the twocyaniding minerals were investigated in butyl xanthate (BX) system. Results showed that the interaction...Adsorbing tests between CN? and chalcopyrite or galena were conducted firstly, and then flotation tests of the twocyaniding minerals were investigated in butyl xanthate (BX) system. Results showed that the interaction between CN? and the twomineral surfaces were both chemical adsorption and can be described by the Langmuir adsorption isotherm model. In the optimumcondition of pH 6.5 and 4.0 mg/L BX, the recovery of cyaniding chalcopyrite and galena reached 82.1% and 63.9%, respectively. BXimproved the hydrophobicity of the surfaces of the two minerals, although CN? reduced the contact angle on the surface of minerals.The inhibitory effect of CN? on chalcopyrite far outweighed galena. Electrostatic adsorption exists in the interaction between BX andthe surface of galena after cyanide treatment in the pH range of 4.2?8.4, while the interactions between BX and the surface ofchalcopyrite after cyanide treatment is chemical adsorption.展开更多
The interface characteristics of cyanide tailings are different from those of the raw ore. In this study, valuable elements could not be thoroughly recovered via the flotation of cyanide tailings from Shandong, China....The interface characteristics of cyanide tailings are different from those of the raw ore. In this study, valuable elements could not be thoroughly recovered via the flotation of cyanide tailings from Shandong, China. The interface and floatability of these tailings were investig- ated by phase analysis and flotation tests. The chalcopyrite in the cyanide tailings was fine and had a porous surface. The floatability of 68% chalcopyrite was similar to that of galena in the presence of a collector. A layer of fine galena particles compactly wrapped the chalcopyrite. The chalcopyrite recovery sharply decreased as the nonpolar oil residue in cyanide tailings was extracted using alcohol;however, this removal had no effect on the galena. The remaining chalcopyrite in the flotation tailings was covered with an oxidation layer consisting of O, Fe, S, Pb, Cu, Zn, and Si.展开更多
基金Project(51764045)supported by the National Natural Science Foundation of ChinaProject(NJYT-18-B08)supported by Inner Mongolia Young Science&Technology Talent Support Plan,China+1 种基金Project(GK-201804)supported by Research Fund Program of State Key Laboratory of Rare Metals Separation and Comprehensive Utilization,ChinaProject(DD20190574)supported by China Geological Survey Project
文摘The mechanism of sodium sulfide(Na2S)on the flotation of cyanide-depressed pyrite using potassium amyl xanthate(PAX)as collector was investigated by flotation test and electrochemical measurements.The flotation results show that both PAX and Na2S can promote the flotation recovery of cyanide-depressed pyrite and their combination can further improve the pyrite flotation recovery.Electrochemical measurements show that PAX and Na2S interacted with cyanide-depressed pyrite through different mechanisms.PAX competed with cyanide and was adsorbed on the pyrite surface in the form of dixanthogen,thus enhancing the hydrophobicity and flotation of cyanide-depressed pyrite.Unlike PAX,Na2S rendered the pyrite surface hydrophobic through the reduction of ferricyanide species and the formation of elemental sulfur S0 and polysulfide Sn2-.The combined application of PAX and Na2S induced superior pyrite flotation recovery because of a synergistic effect between PAX and Na2S.
基金Project(2012BAB08B03)supported by the National Key Technologies R&D Program of China
文摘Adsorbing tests between CN? and chalcopyrite or galena were conducted firstly, and then flotation tests of the twocyaniding minerals were investigated in butyl xanthate (BX) system. Results showed that the interaction between CN? and the twomineral surfaces were both chemical adsorption and can be described by the Langmuir adsorption isotherm model. In the optimumcondition of pH 6.5 and 4.0 mg/L BX, the recovery of cyaniding chalcopyrite and galena reached 82.1% and 63.9%, respectively. BXimproved the hydrophobicity of the surfaces of the two minerals, although CN? reduced the contact angle on the surface of minerals.The inhibitory effect of CN? on chalcopyrite far outweighed galena. Electrostatic adsorption exists in the interaction between BX andthe surface of galena after cyanide treatment in the pH range of 4.2?8.4, while the interactions between BX and the surface ofchalcopyrite after cyanide treatment is chemical adsorption.
基金the National Key R&D Program of China(Nos.2018YFC1902002 and 2018YFC1902003)the Special Fund for the National Natur-al Science Foundation of China(No.U1608254)the En-terprise Research Program(No.2014-0-1-02129).
文摘The interface characteristics of cyanide tailings are different from those of the raw ore. In this study, valuable elements could not be thoroughly recovered via the flotation of cyanide tailings from Shandong, China. The interface and floatability of these tailings were investig- ated by phase analysis and flotation tests. The chalcopyrite in the cyanide tailings was fine and had a porous surface. The floatability of 68% chalcopyrite was similar to that of galena in the presence of a collector. A layer of fine galena particles compactly wrapped the chalcopyrite. The chalcopyrite recovery sharply decreased as the nonpolar oil residue in cyanide tailings was extracted using alcohol;however, this removal had no effect on the galena. The remaining chalcopyrite in the flotation tailings was covered with an oxidation layer consisting of O, Fe, S, Pb, Cu, Zn, and Si.