P. Somasundaran
This book provides an in-depth exploration of reagents utilized in mineral technology, with a focus on surfactants and their applications. The objective is to present a comprehensive overview of various surfactants and their roles in enhancing the efficiency of mineral processing. The methodology includes a detailed examination of the chemical properties, interactions, and functionalities of surfactants used in the industry. Results indicate that the systematic use of different surfactants significantly optimizes mineral recovery and enhances overall process efficiency. This work serves as a valuable resource for professionals in the field of mineral processing, offering insights into the selection and application of reagents for improved operational outcomes.
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