Search for dissertations about: "Luleå Tekniska Universitet magnetite particles"
Showing result 1 - 5 of 25 swedish dissertations containing the words Luleå Tekniska Universitet magnetite particles.
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1. Interaction of magnetite with soluble silicates and bentonite : implications for wet agglomeration of magnetite concentrate
Abstract : Iron ore green pellets are produced by agglomeration of moist magnetite concentrates. The quality of green pellets is essential for the transportability and metallurgical benefits of the final product. READ MORE
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2. Scanning probe microscopy studies of interaction forces between particles: emphasis on magnetite, bentonite and silica
Abstract : Scanning probe microscopy (SPM), such as the atomic force microscope (AFM), using colloidal probes is a highly suitable technique to probe single particle-particle interactions in aqueous solution. The interaction force between a colloidal probe on the AFM cantilever and sample surface is measured. READ MORE
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3. Adsorption and surface reaction properties of synthesized magnetite nano-particles
Abstract : The surface chemistry of inorganic materials is of great significance in a number of industrially important processes such as separation of ore by flotation, catalysis, water purification, paper coating and pharmaceutical industry. The purpose of this study has been firsly to develop a method for optimal synthesis of magnetite nanoparticles and secondly to utilize these particles as adsorbent in order to investigate their adsorption/desorption properties. READ MORE
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4. Investigations on the Physico-Chemical Phenomena during Induration of a Magnetite Pellet
Abstract : In the era of globalization with increasing environmental awareness, sustainable utilization of the available resources is a necessity; iron ores are no exception. Pelletization, being one of the increasingly practiced agglomeration techniques for the iron ore fines as well as other solid wastes from steel plants. READ MORE
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5. Sorption reactions between ionic species and magnetite in aqueous solution
Abstract : The surface chemistry of inorganic materials is of great significance in a number of industrially important processes such as separation of ore by flotation, catalysis, water purification, leaching, as well as in the formulation of some pharmaceutical preparations. This thesis deals with magnetite and its sorption properties. READ MORE