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Benefits of high intensity flotation at the head of base metal flotation circuits

Pokrajcic et al., 2020

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16579563222324891575
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Pokrajcic Z
Harbort G
Lawson V
Reemeyer L
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Jameson Cell-2020 compendium of Technical Papers

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The Jameson Cell is a high intensity flotation device, which utilises induced air from atmosphere. It was developed jointly by Mount Isa Mines and Prof. GJ Jameson of the University of Newcastle in the 1980's. It is proven to generate fine bubbles, in the order of …
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