Sodium Diisopropyl Dithiophosphate, Flotation Collector, MINE CHEMICAL,Aerofloat,Auxiliary Agent

Quick Details

• Classification: Chemical Auxiliary Agent
• CAS No.: 27205-99-8
• Other Names: Sodium diisopropyl phosphorodithioate
• MF: C6H14NaO2PS2
• Purity: 49%-51%
• Place of Origin: China (Mainland)
• Type: mining reagent
• Usage: flotation collector

Sodium Diisopropyl Dithiophosphate

Application
The mining reagent is an aqueous solution of dialkyl dithiophosphate. It is the most selective collector in the dithiophosphate range. It has no frothing characteristics. Being a selective reagent, it is useful as a rougher collector producing a high grade first concentrate. For optimum recovery a scavenger collector, e.g.a stronger dithiophosphate or a xanthate in conjunction with it is used.
Sodium Diethyl Dithiophosphate (DSP-01) is very selective towards pyrite and other iron sulphides and is therefore used in the flotation of copper sulphide mineral and Cu-activated sphalerite, particularly in the presence of pyrite. It does not float lead sulphide. The collector being a selective reagent is applicable on easy floating liberated copper sulphide like Skim-Air flotation in the grinding circuit.
It can be added undiluted or preferably diluted with clear water to 5-20% solutions to better control the dosage. It is good practice to stir before use.
The dosage of this product varies with the type of ore, usually falling within the range of 20 to 100 grams per metric ton ore.
It is effective in the pH range of 4 to 12. Because of its selectivity against iron sulphides, It can be used at lower alkalinity than xanthates.

Safety And Handing:

This product is manufactured under carefully controlled conditions. However, to varying degrees they can be considered harmful and therefore before handling this product always carefully read and understand the MSDS for this product.This flotation collector causes irritation to eyes and skin.Safe handling includes the use of safety glasses , natural rubber gloves and protective clothing.

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