Colloid Chemistry in Mineral Processing By J.S. Laskowski Volume 12 (informative)

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Authors of: Colloid Chemistry in Mineral Processing By J.S. Laskowski Volume 12
J S. Laskowski
J Ralston
Table of Contents in Colloid Chemistry in Mineral Processing By J.S. Laskowski Volume 12
Preface
Scope of the Volume
Relevance to Mineral Processing
About the Author
Acknowledgments
Part I: Fundamentals of Colloid Chemistry
Chapter 1: Introduction to Colloid Chemistry in Mineral Processing
1.1 What Are Colloids?
1.2 Importance of Colloidal Systems in Mineral Processing
1.3 Historical Context and Developments
1.4 Overview of Colloid-Stabilized Systems in Mining
Chapter 2: Surface Chemistry and Interfacial Phenomena
2.1 Solid-Liquid Interfaces in Mineral Systems
2.2 Electrical Double Layer Theory
2.3 Zeta Potential and Surface Charge Control
2.4 DLVO and Extended DLVO Theories
Chapter 3: Particle Size, Shape, and Surface Area
3.1 Characterisation of Fine Particles
3.2 Importance of Specific Surface Area
3.3 Size Distribution and Measurement Techniques
3.4 Influence on Flotation and Sedimentation
Chapter 4: Dispersion and Aggregation of Particles
4.1 Stability of Colloidal Suspensions
4.2 Flocculation Mechanisms
4.3 Role of pH, Ionic Strength, and Additives
4.4 Coagulation vs. Flocculation
Part II: Colloid Chemistry in Mineral Processing Applications
Chapter 5: Flotation Fundamentals and Colloidal Interactions
5.1 Froth Flotation: Mechanism and Chemistry
5.2 Role of Collectors, Frothers, and Depressants
5.3 Bubble-Particle Attachment Dynamics
5.4 Hydrophobicity and Contact Angle Concepts
5.5 Particle-Bubble Aggregate Stability
Chapter 6: Reagents in Colloid Chemistry
6.1 Surfactants and Their Functions
6.2 Polymers as Flocculants and Dispersants
6.3 Organic and Inorganic Additives
6.4 Reagent Adsorption Mechanisms
Chapter 7: Wetting Phenomena and Contact Angles
7.1 Wettability of Mineral Surfaces
7.2 Measurement of Contact Angles
7.3 Relevance to Froth Flotation and Dewatering
7.4 Surface Treatment for Selective Separation
Part III: Interfacial Phenomena in Mineral Systems
Chapter 8: Adsorption at Solid-Liquid Interfaces
8.1 Thermodynamics of Adsorption
8.2 Isotherms – Langmuir, Freundlich, BET
8.3 Competitive Adsorption
8.4 Role of Surface Functional Groups
Chapter 9: Electrokinetic Phenomena in Minerals
9.1 Streaming Potential and Electrophoresis
9.2 Surface Potential vs. Zeta Potential
9.3 pH-Dependent Surface Behavior
9.4 Implications for Separation Processes
Chapter 10: Emulsions and Foams in Mineral Processing
10.1 Nature and Stability of Foams
10.2 Froth Stability in Flotation Cells
10.3 Emulsion Formation by Collectors
10.4 Control Strategies in Froth Management
Part IV: Colloid Chemistry of Specific Mineral Systems
Chapter 11: Sulfide Minerals
11.1 Surface Oxidation and Passivation
11.2 Depression and Activation Mechanisms
11.3 Role of Xanthates and Other Collectors
11.4 Surface Studies Using Spectroscopy
Chapter 12: Oxide and Silicate Minerals
12.1 Challenges of Fine Particle Flotation
12.2 Surface Chemistry of Quartz, Hematite, Kaolinite
12.3 Selective Flocculation Approaches
12.4 Role of Dispersants and Complexing Agents
Chapter 13: Rare Earth and Complex Ores
13.1 Colloidal Behavior of Rare Earth Minerals
13.2 Monazite, Bastnaesite Surface Chemistry
13.3 Advanced Reagent Systems for Selectivity
13.4 Flotation Circuit Modifications
Part V: Analytical Techniques in Colloid and Surface Chemistry
Chapter 14: Experimental Tools for Colloid Characterization
14.1 Dynamic Light Scattering (DLS)
14.2 Atomic Force Microscopy (AFM)
14.3 Scanning and Transmission Electron Microscopy
14.4 BET Surface Area Measurements
Chapter 15: Zeta Potential and Electrokinetic Measurements
15.1 Instrumentation and Sample Preparation
15.2 Interpretation of Electrokinetic Data
15.3 Use in Process Optimization
15.4 Practical Limitations
Chapter 16: Spectroscopic and Micro-Analytical Techniques
16.1 FTIR and XPS in Surface Analysis
16.2 Raman Spectroscopy for Reagent Detection
16.3 X-ray Diffraction for Mineral Identification
16.4 Thermogravimetric and Calorimetric Methods
Part VI: Industrial Case Studies and Applications
Chapter 17: Colloid Chemistry in Industrial Flotation
17.1 Case Study: Copper Sulfide Flotation
17.2 Case Study: Iron Ore Slimes Flocculation
17.3 Case Study: Phosphate Rock Processing
17.4 Lessons from Industrial Plants
Chapter 18: Environmental and Waste Management Implications
18.1 Tailings Disposal and Stability
18.2 Water Reuse and Colloidal Control
18.3 Managing Colloid-Induced Turbidity
18.4 Sludge Dewatering and Reagent Recovery
Part VII: Future Trends and Challenges
Chapter 19: Nanoparticles in Mineral Processing
19.1 Engineered Nanoparticles as Reagents
19.2 Behavior in Aqueous Suspensions
19.3 Environmental Impact and Safety
Chapter 20: Green Chemistry and Sustainable Practices
20.1 Eco-Friendly Surfactants and Polymers
20.2 Minimizing Reagent Consumption
20.3 Energy Efficiency and Water Savings
20.4 Circular Economy Perspectives
Appendices
A. Glossary of Colloid Chemistry Terms
B. Common Units and Conversions
C. Summary Tables for Reagents and Functions
D. Key Equations and Models
E. Colloid Chemistry Literature Sources
Index
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