Effect of lignosulfonates on the dispersion characteristics of elementary sulfur and zinc sulfide in aqueous suspensions

2007

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DOI 10.3103/s1067821207050033
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Abstract

A new method is suggested for determining integral and differential characteristics of dispersions of zinc sulfide and elementary sulfur in the real-time mode based on the program-based integration of a microscope and personal computers. The development of the processes of dispersion and aggregation of particles has been studied on the basis of the relative contents of fractions of given sizes depending on the type of surfactants (lignosulfonates) and concentration of sulfuric acid.