Collecting agent for flotation of copper sulfide from copper oxide ore and application
A technology for copper oxide ore and copper sulfide, which is applied in the directions of flotation, process efficiency improvement, solid separation, etc., can solve the problems of reducing the output of copper oxide hydrometallurgy cathode copper, ineffective recycling, and reducing resource utilization. Achieve the effect of improving the quality of copper concentrate, low freezing point and reducing content
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[0023] Example 1 Flotation of copper sulfide in a copper oxide ore abroad.
[0024] The copper minerals in the copper oxide ore are mainly malachite, chalcocite, chrysocolla and azurite, with contents of 3.76%, 1.84%, 0.68% and 0.57% respectively, followed by a small amount of blue chalcocite, copper Blue, chalcopyrite and trace bornite; other minerals include hematite, anatase ink, etc. The symbiotic relationship between malachite and chrysocolla is close, and malachite fills the intergranular and cracks of chrysocolla. Some malachite is wrapped with fine-grained chalcocite, and the output characteristics of azurite are similar to those of malachite. They are mainly distributed in the gangue in granular and irregular shapes, and the particle size of the two is relatively coarse. Some azurite and chalcocite are embedded in each other, wrapping fine-grained chalcocite. Chrysocolla is mainly embedded in the gangue in granular form, and the particle size is relatively coarse. ...
Embodiment 2
[0030] Example 2 Flotation of copper sulfide in a copper oxide ore abroad.
[0031] The copper minerals in this ore are mainly malachite, chalcocite, chrysocolla and azurite, with contents of 2.66%, 2.83%, 0.47% and 0.36% respectively, followed by a small amount of blue chalcocite, copper blue, yellow Copper ore and trace bornite; other minerals include hematite, anatase, graphite, etc. Malachite is mainly distributed in the gangue in the shape of other shapes and flakes, and secondly filled in the cracks of the gangue in the shape of veins and veinlets. The particle size of malachite is mainly inlaid with medium and coarse grains, and the distribution is uneven. Malachite and chrysocolla often have a symbiotic relationship with each other, and malachite fills the intergranular and cracks of chrysocolla. Some malachite wraps fine-grained chalcocite and blue chalcocite, and some malachite is in close contact with anatase, wrapping fine-grained anatase. The output characteris...
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[0037] Example 3 Flotation of copper sulfide in a copper mixed ore abroad.
[0038] The copper ore copper minerals include malachite, chrysocolla, copper sulfide (bornite, blue chalcocite, copper blue, chalcocite), chalcopyrite, respectively, the content is 2.60%, 0.50%, respectively. 3.45% and 0.20%, other metal minerals include pyrite, hematite, magnetite and limonite. In the ore powder, malachite is mostly combined with gangue minerals and chrysocolla to form contiguous joints. No malachite monomer is found, and the particle size is coarser than other copper minerals. Blue chalcocite, copper blue, bornite and chalcocite are secondary copper minerals, the content of the first three is relatively large, and the content of chalcocite is small, and the secondary copper minerals are often combined to form conjoined particles , a small amount of bornite alternates with chalcopyrite to form conjoined bodies, secondary copper minerals mostly exist as single particles, a small amou...
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