The effect of sodium hexametaphosphate（SHMP） on the separation of serpentine from pyrite and its mechanism were studied systematically through flotation tests,sedimentation tests,surface dissolution,ζ potential tes...The effect of sodium hexametaphosphate（SHMP） on the separation of serpentine from pyrite and its mechanism were studied systematically through flotation tests,sedimentation tests,surface dissolution,ζ potential tests,adsorption measurements,and infrared spectroscopic analyses.The results show that the SHMP could significantly reduce the adverse effect of serpentine on the flotation of pyrite and make the mixed sample of pyrite and serpentine more disperse in the alkaline condition,thus improve the adsorption of xanthate on pyrite.The action mechanism of the SHMP is that it lowers the pH value at the isoelectric point of serpentine and enhances the negative charge through the dissolution of magnesium from the surface of serpentine and adsorbing on the surface of serpentine.It changes the total interaction energy between serpentine and pyrite from gravitational potential energy to repulse potential energy,according to the calculation of the EDLVO theory.展开更多
Sodium hexametaphosphate(SHMP)was used to minimize the adverse effect of serpentine for improving aschariterecovery.The effects of particle size and content of SHMP,and serpentine on ascharite flotation process were i...Sodium hexametaphosphate(SHMP)was used to minimize the adverse effect of serpentine for improving aschariterecovery.The effects of particle size and content of SHMP,and serpentine on ascharite flotation process were investigated throughflotation,zeta potential tests,FT-IR analysis,XPS analysis and DLVO theory.Particles interaction and mechanism of SHMP werealso discussed.It was found that aggregation between serpentine and ascharite particles easily happened,and the particle size ofserpentine had a profound impact on the ascharite recovery.In particular,the fine serpentine with size less than38μm had thegreatest contribution to the deterioration of ascharite flotation performance.After SHMP treatment,the adverse effect of serpentinewas significantly reduced.The mechanism of SHMP showed that it could alter the surface charges of serpentine and ascharite toprevent severe interparticle aggregation,which resulted in a well-dispersed pulp and benefited ascharite flotation process.Theadsorption of SHMP on serpentine was due to hydrogen bonding and chemical adsorption,resulting in the formation of complex onserpentine surface to decrease its floatability.展开更多
The separation of rutile from apatite by flotation and the mechanism of depressing the apatite of sodium hexametaphosphate were studied. The results showed that rutile and apatite could be separated by using alkyl-imi...The separation of rutile from apatite by flotation and the mechanism of depressing the apatite of sodium hexametaphosphate were studied. The results showed that rutile and apatite could be separated by using alkyl-imino-bismethylene phosphoric acid and sodium hexametaphosphate as a collector and a regulator, respectively. Sodium hexametaphosphate could selectively dissolve calcium ions on the apatite surface, and make calcium ions break away from lattice binding through combining.展开更多
Rutile separation from calcite, apatite and quartz by flotation was investigated. The results show that the rutile separation from calcium and silicon gangue minerals can be realized with alkyl-imino-bismethylene phos...Rutile separation from calcite, apatite and quartz by flotation was investigated. The results show that the rutile separation from calcium and silicon gangue minerals can be realized with alkyl-imino-bismethylene phosphoric acid (TF112) as a collector and sodium hexametaphosphate (SH) as a regulator.展开更多
A new additive of sodium hexametaphosphate （SHMP） was introduced to the paste of zinc electrode, with the purpose of preventing the zinc active materials from agglomerating and improving the stability of batteries. ...A new additive of sodium hexametaphosphate （SHMP） was introduced to the paste of zinc electrode, with the purpose of preventing the zinc active materials from agglomerating and improving the stability of batteries. The properties of the zinc electrodes were characterized by scanning electron microscopy （SEM）, constant current charge/discharge measurement, self-discharge test and hydrogen collection experiment. The photographs of zinc electrode show that SHMP can significantly break up the agglomeration, uniforrnize the particle distribution and increase the surface area, which are advantageous to improve the electrochemical performance of zinc electrode. The experimental battery shows a 97 times cycling life and a 30.2% remaining capacity after 4 d storage. The hydrogen collection experimental results indicate that the SHMP can decrease the ratio of hydrogen evolution. Therefore, the corrosion of zinc electrode is suppressed and the charge/discharge efficiency is enhanced.展开更多
基金Project(2007CB613602)supported by the National Basic Research Program of China
文摘The effect of sodium hexametaphosphate（SHMP） on the separation of serpentine from pyrite and its mechanism were studied systematically through flotation tests,sedimentation tests,surface dissolution,ζ potential tests,adsorption measurements,and infrared spectroscopic analyses.The results show that the SHMP could significantly reduce the adverse effect of serpentine on the flotation of pyrite and make the mixed sample of pyrite and serpentine more disperse in the alkaline condition,thus improve the adsorption of xanthate on pyrite.The action mechanism of the SHMP is that it lowers the pH value at the isoelectric point of serpentine and enhances the negative charge through the dissolution of magnesium from the surface of serpentine and adsorbing on the surface of serpentine.It changes the total interaction energy between serpentine and pyrite from gravitational potential energy to repulse potential energy,according to the calculation of the EDLVO theory.
基金Project(51204033) supported by the National Natural Science Foundation of ChinaProject(L2014088) supported by Liaoning Provincial Education Department of China
文摘Sodium hexametaphosphate(SHMP)was used to minimize the adverse effect of serpentine for improving aschariterecovery.The effects of particle size and content of SHMP,and serpentine on ascharite flotation process were investigated throughflotation,zeta potential tests,FT-IR analysis,XPS analysis and DLVO theory.Particles interaction and mechanism of SHMP werealso discussed.It was found that aggregation between serpentine and ascharite particles easily happened,and the particle size ofserpentine had a profound impact on the ascharite recovery.In particular,the fine serpentine with size less than38μm had thegreatest contribution to the deterioration of ascharite flotation performance.After SHMP treatment,the adverse effect of serpentinewas significantly reduced.The mechanism of SHMP showed that it could alter the surface charges of serpentine and ascharite toprevent severe interparticle aggregation,which resulted in a well-dispersed pulp and benefited ascharite flotation process.Theadsorption of SHMP on serpentine was due to hydrogen bonding and chemical adsorption,resulting in the formation of complex onserpentine surface to decrease its floatability.
文摘The separation of rutile from apatite by flotation and the mechanism of depressing the apatite of sodium hexametaphosphate were studied. The results showed that rutile and apatite could be separated by using alkyl-imino-bismethylene phosphoric acid and sodium hexametaphosphate as a collector and a regulator, respectively. Sodium hexametaphosphate could selectively dissolve calcium ions on the apatite surface, and make calcium ions break away from lattice binding through combining.
文摘Rutile separation from calcite, apatite and quartz by flotation was investigated. The results show that the rutile separation from calcium and silicon gangue minerals can be realized with alkyl-imino-bismethylene phosphoric acid (TF112) as a collector and sodium hexametaphosphate (SH) as a regulator.
基金Project(2006BAE03B03) supported by the National Key Technologies Research and Development Program of China
文摘A new additive of sodium hexametaphosphate （SHMP） was introduced to the paste of zinc electrode, with the purpose of preventing the zinc active materials from agglomerating and improving the stability of batteries. The properties of the zinc electrodes were characterized by scanning electron microscopy （SEM）, constant current charge/discharge measurement, self-discharge test and hydrogen collection experiment. The photographs of zinc electrode show that SHMP can significantly break up the agglomeration, uniforrnize the particle distribution and increase the surface area, which are advantageous to improve the electrochemical performance of zinc electrode. The experimental battery shows a 97 times cycling life and a 30.2% remaining capacity after 4 d storage. The hydrogen collection experimental results indicate that the SHMP can decrease the ratio of hydrogen evolution. Therefore, the corrosion of zinc electrode is suppressed and the charge/discharge efficiency is enhanced.
