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A Study of the Kinetics of Decarbonization of Magnesite Concentrated by Flotation

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The kinetics of decarbonization of magnesite concentrated by the method of flotation is studied in a laboratory under various conditions (stationary unblown layer, fluidized layer, layer mixed in a rotary furnace). Typical features of the process of decarbonization of magnesite are determined (constancy of the temperature of the material up to a decarbonization of 80 – 90%, self-fluidizing of the roasted material due to intense emission of CO2 gas, etc.).

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Shatilov, O.F., Karelin, V.G., Gogolev, Y.F. et al. A Study of the Kinetics of Decarbonization of Magnesite Concentrated by Flotation. Refractories and Industrial Ceramics 42, 41–44 (2001). https://doi.org/10.1023/A:1011345102656

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