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Supporting data and supplementary material for the cumulative dissertation: "Mechanistic insights and process-level optimization and upscaling of novel reagents in flotation: Colloidal silica as a calcite depressant in the froth flotation of semi-soluble salt-type minerals

Ben Said, Borhane

Title:
Supporting Data and Supplementary Material for the Cumulative Dissertation: "Mechanistic Insights and Process-Level Optimization and Upscaling of Novel Reagents in Flotation: Colloidal Silica as a Calcite Depressant in the Froth Flotation of Semi-Soluble Salt-Type Minerals"

Author:
Borhane Ben Said – Helmholtz-Institut Freiberg für Ressourcentechnologie, TU Clausthal
ORCID: 0000-0002-1976-3417
Contact: b.ben-said@hzdr.de

Date of Deposit: August 2025

Related Publications:

Publication 1: Nanoparticle depressants in froth flotation – The effect of colloidal silica with different size and surface modifications on the selective separation of semi-soluble salt type minerals (Colloids and Surfaces A, 2024)

Publication 2: Upscaling and optimization of reagents systems in froth flotation: A DoE and numerical-optimization-based methodology (Minerals Engineering, 2025) 

Publication 3: From Pulp to Froth: Decoding the Role of Nanoparticle Colloidal Silica in Scheelite Flotation as a Calcite Depressant (Minerals, 2025)

 

This repository contains datasets, supplementary materials, and related documents supporting the experiments, analyses, and findings presented in the cumulative PhD thesis.

The dataset may be used for verification of results or further analysis. Please cite the dataset and associated publications.

 

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