DEPRESSORS are reagents, the introduction of which into the flotation process causes a decrease in the extraction of certain minerals. The use of depressors leads to the displacement of the collector from the surface of the mineral and to the creation of conditions that prevent the sorption of the collector.
Depressors are used both in the separation of valuable minerals from waste rock, and in the separation of useful minerals. The most important depressors: sodium sulfide and other water-soluble sulfides, cyanides (depressors of sulfide minerals); sulfites, hyposulfites and some sulfates (depressors of sphalerite);
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Sodium sulfite |
CAS No.: 7757-83-7 |
Content: ≥ 93 % |
Packaging: 25-50 kg/fabric bags with plastic liner500-1000 kg/ "Big bag" type bag |
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Sodium sulfide |
CAS No.: 1313-82-2 |
Content: ≥ 60 % |
Packaging: 25-50 kg/fabric bags with plastic liner500-1000 kg/ "Big bag" type bag |
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Sodium hydrosulfide |
CAS No.: 16721-80-5 |
Content: ≥ 70 % |
Packaging: 25-50 kg/fabric bags with plastic liner500-1000 kg/ "Big bag" type bag |
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Cooper sulfate pentahydrate |
CAS No.: 7758-99-8 |
Content: ≥ 99 % (CuSO4)≥ 25 % (Cu) |
Packaging: 25-50 kg/fabric bags with plastic liner500-1000 kg/ "Big bag" type bag |
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Zinc sulfate heptahydrate |
CAS No.: 7446-20-0 |
Content: ≥ 37 % (Zn) |
Packaging: 25-50 kg/fabric bags with plastic liner500-1000 kg/ "Big bag" type bag |