نتایج جستجو برای: adsorbing colloid flotation

تعداد نتایج: 12814  

Journal: :Revista do Instituto de Medicina Tropical de Sao Paulo 2009
Vamilton Alvares Santarém Luciana Puga Magoti Tathiana Dias Sichieri

The purpose of this study was to evaluate the influence of variables in a flotation technique for the recovery of Toxocara canis eggs from soil. The trials were done under standardized conditions on one gram of previously sterilized soil samples contaminated with 200 eggs of T. canis. The following variables were evaluated in serial steps: sieving; type of wash; time of stirring; resuspension o...

2016
Zhiyong Gao Yuesheng Gao Yiyang Zhu Yuehua Hu

Abstract: Fluorite is an important strategic mineral. In general, fluorite ores will contain a certain amount of calcite gangue mineral. Thus, they need to be separated from each other. For an economic separation, a reverse flotation process is used to float calcite gangue from fluorite. However, little information on the separation is available. In this study, a novel reagent schedule using ci...

ALI ALIASGARI, GUIVE SHARIFI, SOHRAB SADEGHI,

Familial colloid cyst of the third ventricle is very rare. This is one of the two largest families reported and the first in which all affected members are siblings. One asymptomatic sister was found by screening, emphasizing the value of screening. A brother and two sisters from a family consisting of three brothers and three sisters who were diagnosed as having colloid cyst of the third v...

2008
MARIA B. STUDZIŃSKA ANDRZEJ B. SADZIKOWSKI

Two hundred and seven weaned foals aging 6 to 12 months from small farms in the Lublin region were examined in the years 2005 to 2007. The investigations were carried out using flotation and sedimentary flotation methods, and McMaster’s quantitative method modified by Wetzel. Eimeria leuckarti oocysts were found in 19 (9.18%) of the foals. The horses demonstrated occasionally clinical signs (fo...

2003
C. Aldrich G. P. J. Schmitz F. S. Gouws

Flotation processes are difficult to model at a fundamental level and at present automatic monitoring and control of industrial plants have met with limited success. In practice these processes are most often controlled by human operators who tend to assess the performance of the plant based on their own experience and other heuristic rules. As a result plants are usually not controlled optimal...

2006
ZYGMUNT MARCZENKO

Sparingly soluble Ion—association compounds Thrmed between multicharged anionic complexes ( formed from trace amounts of an element to be preconoentrated and determined) and hydrophobic basic dyes, accumulate at the phase boundary after shaking with a solvent of low polarity, This type of flotation (without surfactant and gas bubbling) depends on the acidity, the dyestuff and the flotation agen...

Journal: :Veterinary therapeutics : research in applied veterinary medicine 2005
M W Dryden P A Payne R Ridley V Smith

A variety of procedures are available to detect parasite eggs or oocysts in feces. This study compared the efficacy of simple flotation, a commercial assay, and various centrifugation techniques and three common flotation solutions. Results indicate that centrifugation consistently recovered more eggs than other methods. Proper technique is critical, including ensuring that the specific gravity...

2008
Daniel Sbarbaro Miguel Maldonado Aldo Cipriano

The control of rougher flotation circuits represents a challenging control problem due to the non linearities, multiple inputs-multiple outputs and the wide variety of disturbances acting on the system. Many concentrators rely on regulatory control loops to maintain a stable operation and on the plant operators to find the best operational results. As a mean of using the operator’s knowledge in...

2012
Vincent S. J. Craig James R. T. Seddon Harold J. W. Zandvliet Detlef Lohse

The mysterious stability of nanobubbles on surfaces is a puzzle baffling soft matter and colloid scientists. Bubbles inside a fluid tend to be spherical, but surface bubbles have the appearance of blisters with typical widths of 1000 nanometers (nm) and heights of 20 nm. The existence of surface bubbles was proposed to explain the extremely long range and the magnitude of the strongly attractiv...

2001
E. J. Janse van Rensburg A. Rechnitzer

A model of a self-interacting directed animal, which also interacts with a solid wall, is studied as a model of a directed branched polymer which can undergo both a collapse and an adsorption transition. The directed animal is confined to a 45° wedge, and it interacts with one of the walls of this wedge. The existence of a thermodynamic limit in this model shown, and the presence of an adsorpti...

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