Sodium Alkyl Hydroxamate

烷基羟肟酸钠

Oilfield & MiningCAS Mixture / supplier-specificDark red to brown aqueous liquid

Product overview

Sodium Alkyl Hydroxamate is the water-dispersible sodium-salt form of a mixed alkyl hydroxamate collector. It is evaluated in alkaline circuits for oxide and non-sulfide minerals where strong chelation with surface metal ions can improve recovery.

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Function & Usage

  • Select Mineral Flotation Collectors

    Provides mineral-surface collection for sulfide, oxide or non-sulfide flotation according to collector chemistry, ore mineralogy, pH and circuit design. Typical uses: Wolframite, cassiterite, niobium and rare-earth mineral flotation, Copper oxide, titanium-iron and hematite recovery, Water-dispersible hydroxamate collection in alkaline circuits.

Product information

Primary category:
Oilfield & Mining
Subcategory:
Mineral Flotation Collectors – Hydroxamates
CAS No.:
Mixture / supplier-specific
Form:
Dark red to brown aqueous liquid
Content / Grade:
Mining collector grade; sodium alkyl hydroxamate commonly ≥26%; pH 10-13; free sodium fatty acid controlled by grade
Applications:
Wolframite, cassiterite, niobium and rare-earth mineral flotation, Copper oxide, titanium-iron and hematite recovery, Water-dispersible hydroxamate collection in alkaline circuits
Hazard / Transport:
Alkaline collector concentrate may cause serious eye irritation or skin effects and can be harmful to aquatic life. Composition, pH and residual fatty-acid salts vary by grade; confirm the exact SDS and transport classification.
Storage:
Keep tightly closed in a cool, dry and ventilated place. Protect from freezing, excessive heat, direct sunlight, acids and oxidizers; follow the supplier temperature range because cold storage can cause solidification or phase change.

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