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MUKAI, Shigeru, KANO, Gentara, WAKAMATSU, Takahide (1962) Theoretical Considerations for Correlative Effects of Collector Ion and Hydrogen Ion or Hydroxyl Ion on Floatability of Mineral Particles. Journal of the Mining Institute of Japan, 78 (891) 657-661 doi:10.2473/shigentosozai1953.78.891_657

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TitleTheoretical Considerations for Correlative Effects of Collector Ion and Hydrogen Ion or Hydroxyl Ion on Floatability of Mineral Particles
JournalJournal of the Mining Institute of Japan
AuthorsMUKAI, ShigeruAuthor
KANO, GentaraAuthor
WAKAMATSU, TakahideAuthor
Year1962Volume78
Issue891
PublisherMining and Materials Processing Institute of Japan
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