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Surface modification mechanism of galena with H2SO4 and its effect on flotation separation performance 1 1 Introduction 1 2 Materials and methods 2 2.1 Materials 2 2.2 Methods 2 2.2.1 Surface modification test 2 2.2.2 Single mineral surface modification-microflotation test 2 2.2.3 Contact angle determination 2 2.2.4 X-ray photoelectron spectroscopy (XPS) determination 2 3 Results and discussion 3 3.1 Surface modification condition test of galena with sulfuric acid 3 3.1.1 Effect of sulfuric acid concentration on the floatability of galena 3 3.1.2 Effect of modification temperature on the floatability of galena 3 3.1.3 Effect of modification time on the floatability of galena 3 3.2 The influence of sulfuric acid modification on galena surface contact angle 4 3.3 XPS analysis of galena surface before and after modification 4 3.3.1 XPS analysis of the original galena surface 4 3.3.2 XPS analysis of galena surface after modification 5 3.4 The modification mechanism of galena surface in sulfuric acid solution 5 3.5 Modification-flotation separation validation test of galena-chalcopyrite mixture 6 4 Conclusion 6 CRediT authorship contribution statement 7 Declaration of Competing Interest
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