Experimental Research of Mineral Processing on a Certain Lead-Zinc Oxidize Ore

Wen Deng; Hui Zhao; Deng Bang Jiang; Yao Zhong Lan

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/AMR.669.34

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Experimental Research of Mineral Processing on a Certain Lead-Zinc Oxidize Ore

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A certain multi-metallic lead-zinc oxide ore contains 1.09%Pb，8.39%Zn． The oxide rate of lead and zinc is 96.34% and 98.15% respectively．In order to recover valuable minerals from the oxide ore comprehensively, the authors adopted priority flotation processing in this experimental research. At last, the lead concentrate with Pb grade of 27.41% and the zinc concentrate with Zn grade of 24.14 % were respectively achieved. The overall recovery of lead was 93.66%，and the overall recovery of zinc was 90.74%.

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Advanced Materials Research (Volume 669)

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Wen Deng, Hui Zhao, Deng Bang Jiang, Yao Zhong Lan

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Flotation Processing, Lead-Zinc Oxide Ore, Priority Flotation

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