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Surface Activation of Aged Copper-Bearing Tailings by Preliminary Ultrasonic Treatment for Improved Flotation Recovery

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By Lyaila Sabirova, Tansholpan Tussupbekova, Alima Mambetaliyeva
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You are already at the latest version This study investigates the effect of preliminary ultrasonic treatment on the flotation re-covery of copper from aged tailings of copper-porphyry ores. The initial sample was char-acterized by a low copper content of 0.17%, a high proportion of oxidized copper forms of 53.84%, and fine dissemination of copper-bearing minerals, which complicates their re-covery by conventional flotation.
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Flotation Kinetics of Oxidized Lead–Zinc Ore in the Eh–pH System Using Calcium Polysulfide

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By Alima Mambetaliyeva, Guldana Makasheva, Lyaila Sabirova
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You are already at the latest version The flotation of oxidized lead–zinc ores presents a significant challenge due to the low floatability of oxidized minerals and their weak interaction with conventional reagents. This study investigates the influence of the electrochemical parameters of the pulp (redox potential, Eh, and pH) on the flotation kinetics of oxidized lead–zinc ore from the Koskuduk deposit.
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Grinding-Induced Surface Renewal of Legacy Sulfide Minerals and Its Impact on Tailings Reprocessing

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By Alima Mambetaliyeva, Tansholpan Tussupbekova, Lyaila Sabirova
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You are already at the latest version This study examines the impact of regrinding on the interfacial properties of sulfide minerals and the flotation performance of weathered copper-porphyry tailings. The feed material is characterized by a low copper grade (0.17%) and a high proportion of oxidized species (53.84%), which contributes to its inherent chemical stability and poor flotation kinetics.
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