CC 903 Frothers For Sulfide Ores Flotation
CC 903 Frothers For Sulfide Ores Flotation has yellowish dark brown colour and come in an oily liquid form. It is not soluble in water but is soluble in specific organic solutions like alcohol.
Chemical application and strength
CC 903 is a new type frothing agent. These types of frothers are often used by mining companies in the flotation process of lead, zinc, copper, non – sulfide ores, sulfide ores, and many more. Key features include:
- Soluble in various organic solutions and has low toxic levels.
- It is flammable and a pine oil odour.
- A powerful frothing agent of non-ferrous metals which are accompanied by silver, non-metal ores, and gold.
- Its froth is very persistent and stable which has a great flow. It has a lower dosage than that of Pine oil.
- CC 903 has a better frothing ability than that of the CC 904 and both have some collection powers.
- Mining companies commonly use these chemicals as collectors in the flotation of sulfur, talc, graphite, molybdenite, and many other minerals.
Store the product in a dry environment away from water, direct sunlight, open flames, and excessive heat. Always keep the container upright and never store it upside down.
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Frequently Asked Questions
- What is CC 903 Frother?
- What role does CC 903 play in mineral flotation?
- Do mining companies use CC 903 as a flotation frother?
- Does CC 903 work effectively in sulfide ore flotation?
- What role does a frother play in mineral processing?
- How does CC 903 improve the froth-flotation process?
- Can operators use CC 903 for copper sulfide flotation?
- Can operators use CC 903 for lead and zinc flotation?
- Can operators use CC 903 to process polymetallic sulfide ores?
- Can operators use CC 903 for nickel sulfide flotation?
- Can operators use CC 903 to process precious-metal-bearing sulfide ores?
- How does CC 903 influence bubble size during flotation?
- Does CC 903 improve froth stability during flotation?
- Can operators use CC 903 together with xanthate collectors?
- Can operators combine CC 903 with SIPX, SIBX, PAX, PBX, or SEX?




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