xanthate

When sodium ethyl xanthate, a more aggressive collector was tried, the pyrite was floated as well in addition to sphalerite.

Keywords: Cellulose Cellulose xanthate Ethylmethacrylate 1-vinyl-2-pyrrolidinone 1-vinyl-3-anisylidine-2- pyrrolidinone.

XANTHATE'S XANTHEN'S XANTHINE'S XANTHONE Xanthate's xanthen's xanthine's xanthone.

Effective removal of heavy metals from aqueous solutions by orange peel xanthate, Trans.

Wang, "Preparation of uniform Bi2S3 nanorods using xanthate complexes of bismuth (III)," Journal of Physical Chemistry C, vol.

Alkali-treated straw and insoluble straw xanthate as low cost adsorbent for heavy metal removal-preparation, characterization and application.

Much of the commercial rayon manufacturing utilizes the "viscose" process, in which the purified cellulose is converted to xanthate, the xanthate dissolved in dilute caustic soda and the cellulose regenerated from the product as it emerges from the spinneret.

-- DNA was isolated from a 20 mg portion of ground root material from three replicates of each of the nine original root samples by the modified potassium ethyl xanthate (PEX) extraction method of Edwards et al.

Test flotation reagent suite Au flotation: 1st stage 2nd stage 3rd stage Potassium amyl xanthate 0.33 kglt 0.33 kg/t 0.33 kglt Sodium diisobutyl dithiophosphate 3.1 kglt 3.1 kg/t 3.1 kg/f Pine oil 3.0 kg/t 3.0 kg/t - pH 9.2 9.9 9.8 Carbon flotation 1st stage 2nd stage No.

By providing a xanthate next to the cyclopropane ring at the C-3 position, free radical generation with [Bu.sub.3]SnH could be effected.

With a supply of mixed alcohols available, Alan Vanterpool, Jean Watt and Ken Nelson developed a process which allowed Chemcell to enter the xanthate market.

Xanthate, ingestion of which is harmful, methyl isobutyl carbinol, which is a severe skin irritant in concentrated form, and polyacrylamide monomer, which is toxic and can be absorbed through the skin, were also discharged into the river.