Alkyl Hydroxamic Acid 60%
Alkyl Hydroxamic Acid 60% has a pretty dark red colour appearance. It also comes in a thick liquid form which has no strong kind of odour. It has the tendency to solidify when exposed to temperatures which are lower than 15 ºC.
Chemical application and strength
Alkyl Hydroxamic Acid or Alkyl Hydroximic Acidis a very good collector and flotation agent with oxidized sulfide and different metallic oxides, even ones which are very difficult to extract by other collector agents. It has a strong collection power with wolframite, copper oxide ores, titanic iron, hematite, niobium ores, and many more. It can strongly extract various non-ferrous metals.
- In alkaline conditions, Alkyl Hydroxamic Acid is a strong floater of fine cassiterite
- It should be placed in an environment away from exposure to water and extreme heat from fire and sunlight. If placed in a very cold confinement, it has the tendency to solidify.Alkyl Hydroxamic Acid 60%
- It is easily soluble in water and also in various organic solutions.
- Its chain length increases along with the broadening of floatability.
- Flotation recovery rate increase with pH levels below pH 10 but strongly declines above that.
Frequently Asked Questions
- What is Alkyl Hydroxamic Acid 60%?
- What does AHA 60% mean?
- What applications use Alkyl Hydroxamic Acid?
- What are the synonyms for Alkyl Hydroxamic Acid?
- Do mining companies use Alkyl Hydroxamic Acid as a flotation collector?
- What type of flotation reagent does Alkyl Hydroxamic Acid provide?
- Do operators use AHA 60% as a chelating flotation collector?
- Which minerals can operators float using Alkyl Hydroxamic Acid?
- Do operators use Alkyl Hydroxamic Acid for oxide-mineral flotation?
- Can operators use AHA for copper oxide flotation?




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