Abstract
The effects of Mn2+ on the flotation behaviour of fine refractory antimony oxide and its flotation separation from silicified limestone were studied. The principal gangue mineral, under the condition of pH=7.5 and in the presence of modified water glass through flotability test, measurements of interfacial potential and adsorption, and X-ray diffraction technique were describled. The activation mechanism of Mn2+ in antimony oxide flotation is fully discussed via modern molecular orbit theory.
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