journal article·2022-11

Effect of calcium ions on surface properties of chalcopyrite and arsenopyrite and its response to flotation separation under low-alkalinity conditions

Yuanjia Luo, Yuqin Xia, Hanyu Zhou, Chengzhe Yin, Hao Yang, Jianhua Chen, Leming Ou

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