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Home / Mining Chemicals / Frothers / Pine Oil 39% – 49% Frothers, Mining Chemicals Pine Oil 39% – 49% CAS Number 8002 – 09 – 3 Other trading names Composite Flotating Active Matter Types of Packaging Intermediate Bulk Container (IBC) drum with 1000kg capacity/drum Steel drums with 170 kg weight capacity per drum Plastic drums with 185 kg weight capacity per drum HS Code: 380590 Categories: Frothers, Mining Chemicals Description Reviews (0) Product Overview Chemical appearance Pine oil has a very transparent yellow liquid colour and comes in an oil form. It is sparingly mixable or dissolvable in water because of its density. It is composed of different kinds of monohydric alcohols and terpene derivatives. Chemical application and strength Pine is popularly used in the various flotation processes of both non-metallic and metallic minerals. It is also used in the flotation process of wide range of sulfide ores which include copper, iron sulfide, lead, non – sulfide minerals

Chemical appearance Dithiophosphate BA or Ammonium Dibutyl Dithiophosphate has a white and pale greyish coloured appearance. It comes in a fine powder form which has no kind of odour. It has a PH level of 9. Chemical application and strength Dithiophosphate BA or Ammonium Dibutyl Dithiophosphate is a very good collector and flotation agent of nonferrous metallic minerals like copper, zinc sulfide (activated), silver, polymetallic ores, and lead. Its pH levels are ideal in the depressing process of iron pyrites. It has is a very strong collector compared to thiocarbamates and various secondary collectors. A good flotation agent and is quite selective within acidic environments. Dithiophosphate BA can be quite weak in collecting magnetizing pyrite and pyrite but is very selective It is a very good collector of galena and can enhance the separation of pyrite and galena.

Thiourea 99% is a very useful organic sulphur containing compound having the chemical formula N2H4CS. It refers to a broad class of compounds related to thioamides. Chemical Appearance Thiourea 99% has the appearance of a white solid. It is most often seen as a white powder. It is soluble in water. It has a bitter taste Chemical Applications and Strengths Thiourea 99% is an extremely efficient chemical compound and therefore, has many industrial applications. Its main applications and strengths are: Thiourea 99% is most popularly used as a thiox precursor. It is used as a precursor to Thiourea dioxide and this is a widely used reducing agent in textile processing. It is used as a flotation reagent for metal minerals. It is used as a corrosion inhibitor for metals. Thiourea is commonly used as a fertiliser. It has many desirable properties as a fertiliser specifically under the conditions of environmental stress.

Chemical appearance: Sodium Isopropyl Xanthate (SIPX) is available in the solid powder form or in the shape of pellets. SIPX has the appearance of white to yellowish deliquescent solid in the powder form. The color of the SIPX pellets varies from yellow to green. In the solid powder form, SIPX emits a slightly pungent odour. In the pellet form, SIPX emits a sulphur like odour. Chemical application and strengths: The strength of SIPX for collection is slightly higher than that of ethyl xanthate. Therefore, it serves as the perfect tool for the flotation of nonferrous metallic sulfide minerals in the form of a collector. Xanthates have been known for being an integral part of sulfide mineral flotation. SIPX is actually a salt that contains a non-polar hydrocarbon group that helps in the hydrophobic nature of sulfide material, thereby pointing out from the mineral to the solution. The salt also contains a polar group that adsorbs onto the sulfide mineral surface.

Chemical appearance: Sodium Isopropyl Xanthate (SIPX) is available in the solid powder form or in the shape of pellets. SIPX has the appearance of white to yellowish deliquescent solid in the powder form. The color of the SIPX pellets varies from yellow to green. In the solid powder form, SIPX emits a slightly pungent odour. In the pellet form, SIPX emits a sulphur like odour. Chemical application and strengths: The strength of SIPX for collection is slightly higher than that of ethyl xanthate. Therefore, it serves as the perfect tool for the flotation of nonferrous metallic sulfide minerals in the form of a collector. Xanthates have been known for being an integral part of sulfide mineral flotation. SIPX is actually a salt that contains a non-polar hydrocarbon group that helps in the hydrophobic nature of sulfide material, thereby pointing out from the mineral to the solution. The salt also contains a polar group that adsorbs onto the sulfide mineral surface.