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Study on the Flotation Behavior of CMS-Na for Talc with Different Particle Sizes: Based on the Hydrophobicity Difference of Fracture Surfaces

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By Runqing Liu, Wenchao Dong, Yacong Wu, Wenye Man
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1. Introduction Talc is a prevalent silicate mineral, often occurring in close association with pyrite and other silicate minerals. Talc has a chemical formula of Mg3(Si4O10)(OH)2 and belongs to the TOT-type (2:1) layered silicate minerals. Its structure is characterized by an octahedral magnesium hydroxide (MgO) layer intercalated between two tetrahedral silica (SiO4) layers, forming a characteristic T-O-T stacking sequence [1,2], as illustrated in Figure 1.
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Study of Sulfide Ore from the Perspective of the Hierarchical Oxidation and Asymmetric Corrosion Mechanism of Minerals: (I) Chalcopyrite

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By Runqing Liu, Yacong Wu, Changtao Wang, Yuehua Hu
| MDPI
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Aerodynamic Shape Optimization of Subsonic/Supersonic Flows Integrating Variable-Fidelity Longitudinal Trim Analysis

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By Yacong Wu, Jun Huang, Boqian Ji
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1. Introduction Aerodynamic shape optimization plays a pivotal role in enhancing the aircraft’s overall performance. As demands for aircraft performance continually escalate, optimization in the preliminary design phase of an aircraft has become increasingly critical [1]. In this process, while high aerodynamic efficiency is sought, stability remains paramount. Enhanced aerodynamic efficiency is directly linked to improved fuel efficiency, speed, range, and aircraft payload capacity.
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