Development of an Automated Potentiometric Titrator for the Study of Surface Electric Phenomena

Canadian Institute of Mining, Metallurgy and Petroleum
L. L. Sirois G. E. Alexander A. P. Page A. A. Winer
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Canadian Institute of Mining, Metallurgy and Petroleum
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Jan 1, 1969

Abstract

A knowledge of the electrical surface characteristics of minerals is all-important in the choice of treatments to up-grade and beneficiate them. At their solid-liquid contacts, there are transfers of ionic species, which for insoluble oxide minerals are the H+ and OH-ions. The adsorption density of these ions can be detected by carrying out potentiometric titrations, and this paper describes the automation of such an apparatus. The details are discussed fully and the validity of the method is demonstrated by flotation tests.
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APA: L. L. Sirois G. E. Alexander A. P. Page A. A. Winer  (1969)  Development of an Automated Potentiometric Titrator for the Study of Surface Electric Phenomena

MLA: L. L. Sirois G. E. Alexander A. P. Page A. A. Winer Development of an Automated Potentiometric Titrator for the Study of Surface Electric Phenomena. Canadian Institute of Mining, Metallurgy and Petroleum, 1969.

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