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Country:
China
Model No:
PIBX
FOB Price:
Place of Origin:
shandong
Price for Minimum Order:
-
Minimum Order Quantity:
3tons
Packaging Detail:
-
Delivery Time:
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Supplying Ability:
100tons
Payment Type:
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Potassium Isobutyl Xanthate
Structure formula: C4H9OCSSK
Appearance:Pale yellow to grey yellow free-flowing powder or
pellet, soluble in water.
Application:It is low cost powderful collector for the treatment of
metallic sulphide ***** may also be used as a vulcanisation
accelerator for the rubber industry and a precipitant in the
wetting metallurgical industry.
Principal uses: Potassium isobutyl xanthate is also a stronger
collector in the flotation of various nonferrous metallic sulfide
ores. Sodium(Potassium) isobutyl xanthate is mainly used in
flotating copper, lead, zinc ect. sulfide ores. It has displayed
especially effective in the flotation of copper ores and of pyrites
in natural circuits. Also be used as precipitation agent
Hydrometallurgy rubber accelerator.
Packaging:**0kg drum or ******0kg wooden box (pellet only)
Storage:This material should be stored in a cool dry
well-ventilated area, it should be protected from heat, water or
moisture.
Remark: For parties with special needs, according to the technical
specifications stipulated in the agreement or packaging
specifications.
Notes: To avoid the rain, sunshine and fireworks. Avoid using
strong acidic range, to prevent decomposition. Dosing should open
the package object or away from any heat source of ignition. Used
to wear goggles and gas mask, to avoid skin contact with eyes and
mouth. If a similar situation occurs, use a large number of
requests water for *5 minutes.
Country: | China |
Model No: | PIBX |
FOB Price: | Get Latest Price |
Place of Origin: | shandong |
Price for Minimum Order: | - |
Minimum Order Quantity: | 3tons |
Packaging Detail: | - |
Delivery Time: | - |
Supplying Ability: | 100tons |
Payment Type: | - |
Product Group : | xanthate |