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Annual Conference, The Mineral Industry in New Zealand, Rotorua New Zealand, March 1990

Conference Proceedings

Annual Conference, The Mineral Industry in New Zealand, Rotorua New Zealand, March 1990

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The Flotation of Rare Earths - A Contribution to Industrial Hygiene

Conventional processing of heavy mineral deposits containing radioactive rare earth minerals such as monazite and xenotime may cause industrial hygiene problems through atmospheric dust and contamination of product concentrates. An alternative procedure has been developed in which such minerals are removed from bulk heavy mineral concentrates by flotation with little loss of other economic minerals. With fine ores, recoveries of over 95% have been achieved and with coarse ores over 80%,in both cases at high grade. Several flotation regimes have proven effective. The potential for generation of radioactive dust or product contamination is subsequent processing -is correspondingly reduced.
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  • Published: 1990
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