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Study On The Dissolution Characteristic And Microcalorimetry Kinetics Of Scheelite,Fluorite And Calcite

Posted on:2019-02-08Degree:MasterType:Thesis
Country:ChinaCandidate:P F LiuFull Text:PDF
GTID:2321330548457937Subject:Mining engineering
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Scheelite and calcium gangue has similar dissolution and surface structure,which makes flotation separation difficult.It is of great significance to find out the dissolution behavior and mineral interaction characteristics of calcium minerals in adjustment agents,which is of great guiding significance to the selection of flotation reagents and the development of new technologies.In this paper,the chemical precipitation method was used to synthesize scheelite,Pb2+coated scheelite,fluorite and Pb2+coated fluorite,calcite and Pb2+coated calcite,the effect of Pb2+amplifyied.The dissolution characteristics of minerals in NaOH,Na2CO3,Na2SiO3 and Na2CO3+Na2SiO3 regulator solutions and the structure of mineral dissolving in the ultrasonic physical field were studied.The micro thermokinetics of dissolution of minerals in different regulators was explored.The micro thermokinetics of the sodium oleate and salicylic acid on the surface of minerals was found out.The effect of Pb2+on the dissolution behavior of minerals and the mechanism of activation were investigated.The results show that:(1)The Ca2+dissolved by scheelite,fluorite and calcite decreases with the increase of pH.The WO42-and F-dissolved by scheelite and fluorite increase with the increase of pH.In Na2SiO3 solution,Pb2+can promote the dissociation of more Ca2+from scheelite and calcite to the solution.The Ca2+dissociation effect of Pb2+on Scheelite surface is much larger than that of Ca2+on the surface of calcite.Pb2+promotes the dissolution of F-of fluorite,but inhibits Ca2+dissociation.Under alkaline conditions,the concentration of localized ion F-on the fluorite surface increases,which is not conducive to the effect of anionic collectors on the mineral surface.The addition of Pb2+can enhance the selectivity of the agents and achieve the efficient separation of scheelite,fluorite and calcite.The cavitation effect of ultrasonic can promote the dissolution of minerals.When the ultrasonic power is greater than 600W,the ionic concentration of scheelite,calcite and fluorite can reach the maximum.The cavitation effect of ultrasonic can promote the dissolution of Ca2+on the surface of the Pb2+coated scheelite,has little influence on the solution of the calcite,and has no obvious effect on the dissolution of Ca2+on the surface of the fluorite in Na2SiO3 solution.(2)The dissolution of scheelite and calcite in NaOH,Na2CO3,Na2SiO3 regulator solution is endothermic reaction.The dissolution of fluorite in NaOH and Na2CO3 regulator solution is endothermic reaction,while in Na2SiO3 solution it is exothermic reaction,indicating that Na2SiO3has a strong affinity with fluorite,and the inhibition effect has been achieved.The Pb2+will react with the anions in the regulator to release the heat,the heat release increases with the increase of the pH,thus increasing the maximum reaction rate of the mineral dissolution reaction and promoting the dissolution of the minerals.(3)The effects of sodium oleate and salicylic hydroxamic acid on scheelite and Pb2+coated scheelite,calcite and Pb2+coated calcite are exothermic reactions,while the adsorption of collectors on the fluorite surface becomes endothermic reactions after Na2SiO3 inhibition,and the reaction rate is small.Sodium oleate is more easily adsorbed on the surface of fluorite and calcite than salicylic acid,salicylic hydroxamic acid is more easily adsorbed on the surface of scheelite than sodium oleate.After the fluorite is coated by Pb2+,the heat effect of the collectors on the fluorite surface transform from the endothermic reaction to the exothermic reaction,and the adsorption rate is increased.The coated Pb2+also promoted the adsorption of salicylhydroxamic acid on Scheelite surface.
Keywords/Search Tags:scheelite, fluorite, calcite, regulators, collectors, dissolution, microcalorimetry kinetics
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