Bismuth is nearly always found in nature in the metallic state; but occasionally it is met with as sulphide in bismuthine and as carbonate in
Thallium is a rare metal, found in small quantities in some varieties of iron and copper pyrites, and in some lithia micas. It resembles lead
Table of ContentsGRAVIMETRIC DETERMINATIONVOLUMETRIC METHOD Cadmium occurs in nature as cadmium sulphide in greenockite, CdS, which is very rare. It is widely diffused in calamine,
Table of ContentsWET METHODSGRAVIMETRIC DETERMINATIONVOLUMETRIC DETERMINATIONDetermination of Zinc in a Sample of BrassDetermination of Zinc in BlendeDetermination of Zinc in Silver PrecipitateGASOMETRIC METHODColorimetric Method Zinc
Occurs less abundantly than nickel. Its chief ores are smaltite and cobaltite, which are arsenides of cobalt, with more or less iron, nickel, and copper.
Table of ContentsTitanium DetectionTitanium SeparationGRAVIMETRIC DETERMINATION of TitaniumVOLUMETRIC Titanium Assay METHODTUNGSTEN AND TUNGSTATESSolution and SeparationGRAVIMETRIC DETERMINATIONDetermination of Tungstic Acid in WolframNIOBIC AND TANTALIC OXIDES Titanium only
Table of ContentsFerrous Oxide and AluminaOxides of Zinc and ManganeseLimeMagnesiaSoda and Potash The ammonic carbonate filtrate from the silica is evaporated to dryness, ignited strongly
Table of ContentsMagnetism Applied to Ore DressingField of Magnetic SeparationMagnetic Separation as a ProcessPrinciples of Magnetic Separation and Preparation of the Ore for TreatmentPresentation of
Table of ContentsVibrating-Deck Mineral Shape SeparatorIllustrative TestsSeparation of Vermiculite from GangueCleaning of Graphite Flotation ConcentrateElectrostatic Mineral Shape SeparatorIllustrative TestsBeneficiation of VermiculiteSummaryProgressing Field Magnetic SeparatorIllustrative TestsConcentration
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