2020
DOI: 10.1016/j.colsurfa.2020.124699
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Application of compound reagent H511 in the flotation removal of unburned carbon from fly ash

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“…Molybdenite's basal plane has sulfur elements exposed on its surface. When immersed in water, molybdenite's basal surface exhibits natural hydrophobicity 43 . All of these hydrophobic surfaces exhibit a critical rupture distance of less than 300 nm when in close proximity to a water droplet.…”
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“…Molybdenite's basal plane has sulfur elements exposed on its surface. When immersed in water, molybdenite's basal surface exhibits natural hydrophobicity 43 . All of these hydrophobic surfaces exhibit a critical rupture distance of less than 300 nm when in close proximity to a water droplet.…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…These two factors result in a small deformation. The interfacial deformation of the TLFs under an influence of both hydrodynamic and surface forces has been numerically modelled using a combination of the lubrication theory and Young-Laplace equation, 43,61 and thus will not be discussed in the present work.…”
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