The effect of microwave radiation on the magnetic properties of minerals.
← Research streamThe paper discusses effects of microwave radiation on common ore minerals, presenting heating rates at varying microwave power levels and comparative magnetic susceptibility surveys for treated versus non-treated minerals. Chemical and physical analyses are c…
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Abstract
The effects of microwave radiation on the magnetic properties of common ore minerals are discussed. The effects of varying microwave power levels on heating rates are presented along with comparative magnetic susceptibility surveys for both treated and non treated minerals. Various chemical and physical analysis techniques are considered to quantify any changes in mineral phases during heating. Conclusions are made as to the possible impact of microwave pretreatment on the downstream magnetic processing of minerals and ores.
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Main findings
The paper discusses effects of microwave radiation on common ore minerals, presenting heating rates at varying microwave power levels and comparative magnetic susceptibility surveys for treated versus non-treated minerals. Chemical and physical analyses are considered to quantify changes in mineral phases during heating, with conclusions about potential impacts on downstream magnetic processing.
Outcomes measured
- magnetic properties of ore minerals
- heating rates under varying microwave power levels
- magnetic susceptibility (treated vs non-treated minerals)
- changes in mineral phases during heating
- implications for downstream magnetic processing of minerals/ores
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Identifiers and source
DOI: 10.1080/08327823.2000.11688431
PubMed: 11098439
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