The synergetic collecting effect of N-oleoyl sarcosine (N-OSS) and dodecylamine (DDA) on the selective flotation of spodumene from albite

IF 5.3 2区 化学 Q2 CHEMISTRY, PHYSICAL Journal of Molecular Liquids Pub Date : 2024-11-08 DOI:10.1016/j.molliq.2024.126466
Hui Shao , Bingqiao Yang , Huihua Luo , Ruiqi Ge , Jie Wu
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In this study, N-OSS combined with DDA was examined as an novel collector. The collecting performances and their synergetic interaction mechanisms were investigated comprehensively. The micro-flotation results illustrated N-OSS/DDA exhibited excellent selectivity on separation without pre-activation. Contact angle tests revealed N-OSS/DDA could selectively enhance the hydrophobicity of spodumene, whereas, they barely affected that of albite. FTIR, SEM-EDS and Zeta potential revealed N-OSS/DDA might co-adsorb on spodumene surface rather than that of albite. XPS analysis and DFT calculations inferred the O1 2p orbitals of -COO- within N-OSS could bond with Al 3s orbitals and the -NH3+ groups of DDA adsorbed onto spodumene surface via hydrogen bonding and electrostatic attraction. Meanwhile, the hydrogen bonding between N-OSS and DDA promoted the co-adsorption on spodumene surface. While N-OSS/DDA weakly adsorbed on albite surface through physical adsorption. N-OSS/DDA exhibited outstanding floatability, which maybe a good substitute for conventional collectors in future.
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N-油酰基肌氨酸(N-OSS)和十二胺(DDA)对从白云石中选择性浮选黝帘石的协同收集效应
本研究将 N-OSS 与 DDA 结合作为一种新型收集器进行了研究。研究全面考察了它们的收集性能及其协同作用机制。微浮选结果表明,N-OSS/DDA 无需预活化即可表现出优异的分离选择性。接触角测试表明,N-OSS/DDA 可选择性地增强黝帘石的疏水性,而对白云石的疏水性几乎没有影响。傅立叶变换红外光谱(FTIR)、扫描电子显微镜(SEM-EDS)和 Zeta 电位显示,N-OSS/DDA 可能会共同吸附在刚玉表面,而不是白云石表面。XPS 分析和 DFT 计算推断,N-OSS 中 -COO- 的 O1 2p 轨道可与 Al 3s 轨道结合,DDA 的 -NH3+ 基团通过氢键和静电吸引吸附在白云石表面。同时,N-OSS 和 DDA 之间的氢键作用促进了它们在刚玉表面的共吸附。而 N-OSS/DDA 则通过物理吸附作用弱地吸附在白云石表面。N-OSS/DDA 具有出色的可浮性,也许是未来传统收集器的良好替代品。
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Journal of Molecular Liquids
Journal of Molecular Liquids 化学-物理:原子、分子和化学物理
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