Pine Oil Replacement High Compound Alcohol Frother For Nonferrous Mines CC 321

Chemical appearance CC 903 has yellowish dark brown colour and come in an oily liquid form. It is not soluble in water but is soluble in specific organic solutions like alcohol. Chemical application and strength CC 903 is a new type frothing agent. These types of frothers are often used by mining companies in the flotation process of lead, zinc, copper, non – sulfide ores, sulfide ores, and many more. Key features include: Soluble in various organic solutions and has low toxic levels. It is flammable and a pine oil odour. A powerful frothing agent of non-ferrous metals which are accompanied by silver, non-metal ores, and gold. Its froth is very persistent and stable which has a great flow. It has a lower dosage than that of Pine oil. CC 903 has a better frothing ability than that of the CC 904 and both have some collection powers. They are often used in the collecting process of sulphur, talc, graphite, molybdenite, and many more.

Home / Mining Chemicals / Frothers / Pine Oil 39% – 49% Frothers, Mining Chemicals Pine Oil 39% – 49% CAS Number 8002 – 09 – 3 Other trading names Composite Flotating Active Matter Types of Packaging Intermediate Bulk Container (IBC) drum with 1000kg capacity/drum Steel drums with 170 kg weight capacity per drum Plastic drums with 185 kg weight capacity per drum HS Code: 380590 Categories: Frothers, Mining Chemicals Description Reviews (0) Product Overview Chemical appearance Pine oil has a very transparent yellow liquid colour and comes in an oil form. It is sparingly mixable or dissolvable in water because of its density. It is composed of different kinds of monohydric alcohols and terpene derivatives. Chemical application and strength Pine is popularly used in the various flotation processes of both non-metallic and metallic minerals. It is also used in the flotation process of wide range of sulfide ores which include copper, iron sulfide, lead, non – sulfide minerals

Chemical appearance: The appearance of Sodium metabisulfite is either in the form of white crystals or as a powdered solid with a slight odor of sulfur. Inhalation could lead to toxic results and can cause serious damages to skin and tissue. Sodium metabisulfite is clearly soluble in water and forms a clear and colorless solution. Chemical application and strengths: The primary applications of Sodium metabisulfite are evident in the mining industry. It is used for controlling the depression of pyrites and sphalerite minerals. MBS is ideal for pH control for the froth flotation process, where it could control pyrite depression. Sodium Metabisulfite is also helpful in preventing flotation of sphalerite through copper activation with the availability of Tennantite/Covellite in the ore. In the case of pyrite flotation, the maximum iron/pyrite depression with the use of Sodium Metabisulfite is possible somewhere around the pH of 6.

Chemical appearance: Sodium Isopropyl Xanthate (SIPX) is available in the solid powder form or in the shape of pellets. SIPX has the appearance of white to yellowish deliquescent solid in the powder form. The color of the SIPX pellets varies from yellow to green. In the solid powder form, SIPX emits a slightly pungent odour. In the pellet form, SIPX emits a sulphur like odour. Chemical application and strengths: The strength of SIPX for collection is slightly higher than that of ethyl xanthate. Therefore, it serves as the perfect tool for the flotation of nonferrous metallic sulfide minerals in the form of a collector. Xanthates have been known for being an integral part of sulfide mineral flotation. SIPX is actually a salt that contains a non-polar hydrocarbon group that helps in the hydrophobic nature of sulfide material, thereby pointing out from the mineral to the solution. The salt also contains a polar group that adsorbs onto the sulfide mineral surface.