CALCINING AS AN AID TO GRINDING<sup>1</sup>

Myers, W. M.

doi:10.1111/j.1151-2916.1925.tb18590.x

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Initial Studies On Minerals Breakage1

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“…Fitzgibbon and Veasey, 1990, report that this early work showed that the thermal pretreatment of ores before comminution resulted not only in a reduction in the strength of the ores studied, but also in fewer fines being produced. Work by Myer, 1925 8 , and Holman, 1927, also studied the dependence of the susceptibility of ores to heat treatment on particle size and concluded that the effectiveness of the treatment decreased with particle size (Fitzgibbon and Veasey, 1990). …”

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Microwave Heating Applications in Mineral Processing

Koleini¹,

Barani²

2012

The Development and Application of Microwave Heating

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Microwave Heating Applications in Mineral Processing

Koleini¹,

Barani²

2012

The Development and Application of Microwave Heating

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Chain Dynamics of Polymers with Highly Flexible Side Groups

Riande

Díaz‐Calleja²

2006

Macromolecular Symposia

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Summary:The relaxation behaviour of poly(5-acryloxy-5-methyl-2,3-dioxacyclohexne), poly(2,3-dichlorobenzyl methacrylate) and poly(3-chlorobenzyl methacrylate) was thoroughly studied by broadband dielectric spectroscopy with the aim of investigating how the chemical structure affects the response of polymers to electric perturbation fields over a wide temperature window. Retardation spectra calculated from dielectric isotherms utilizing linear programming regularization parameter techniques were used to deconvolute strongly overlapped absorptions. Special attention is paid to both the splitting region and the fitting of the Williams ansatz to the experimental results. Attempts are made to explain the molecular origin of the relaxations observed in the retardation spectra of the polymers.

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