difference in wetting properties of gangue
and ore particles. Therefore, ore particles
rise to the surface in the form of froth and
impurities remain in water. For example,
sulphide ores
• Based on preferential wetting of ore
particles by oil (pine oil).
• Ore particles become light and form froth.
• Froth can be stabilised by stabilisers
(aniline or cresols)
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