Flotation and depression control of arsenopyrite through pH and pulp redox potential using xanthate as the collector     

A. López Valdivieso  A.A. Sánchez López  C. Ojeda Escamilla  M.C. Fuerstenau 《International Journal of Mineral Processing》2006

The role of pH and pulp redox potential (E_H) to control the flotation and depression of arsenopyrite has been investigated through studies on microflotation of arsenopyrite crystals and batch flotation of an arsenopyritic ore using isopropyl xanthate as collector. The transition between flotation and depression of arsenopyrite is established by the reversible potential of the xanthate/dixanthogen couple. Adsorption of arsenate ions on ferric hydroxide has been studied through electrokinetics to delineate mechanisms involved in the depression of arsenopyrite using oxidants. Chemical binding between arsenate species and ferric hydroxide sites on arsenopyrite is suggested as the mechanism responsible for depression of arsenopyrite. E_H conditions are given for the flotation and depression of arsenopyite at various pH values for the arsenopyritic ore.  相似文献   

Interannual-decadal variability of wintertime mixed layer depths in the North Pacific detected by an ensemble of ocean syntheses     

Toyoda  Takahiro  Fujii  Yosuke  Kuragano  Tsurane  Kosugi  Naohiro  Sasano  Daisuke  Kamachi  Masafumi  Ishikawa  Yoichi  Masuda  Shuhei  Sato  Kanako  Awaji  Toshiyuki  Hernandez  Fabrice  Ferry  Nicolas  Guinehut  Stéphanie  Martin  Matthew  Andrew Peterson  K.  Good  Simon A.  Valdivieso  Maria  Haines  Keith  Storto  Andrea  Masina  Simona  Köhl  Armin  Yin  Yonghong  Shi  Li  Alves  Oscar  Smith  Gregory  Chang  You-Soon  Vernieres  Guillaume  Wang  Xiaochun  Forget  Gael  Heimbach  Patrick  Wang  Ou  Fukumori  Ichiro  Lee  Tong  Zuo  Hao  Balmaseda  Magdalena 《Climate Dynamics》2017,49(3):891-907

Climate Dynamics - The interannual-decadal variability of the wintertime mixed layer depths (MLDs) over the North Pacific is investigated from an empirical orthogonal function (EOF) analysis of an...  相似文献   

Projected hydroclimate changes over Andean basins in central Chile from downscaled CMIP5 models under the low and high emission scenarios     

Deniz Bozkurt  Maisa Rojas  Juan Pablo Boisier  Jonás Valdivieso 《Climatic change》2018,150(3-4):131-147

This study examines the projections of hydroclimatic regimes and extremes over Andean basins in central Chile (～ 30–40° S) under a low and high emission scenarios (RCP2.6 and RCP8.5, respectively). A gridded daily precipitation and temperature dataset based on observations is used to drive and validate the VIC macro-scale hydrological model in the region of interest. Historical and future simulations from 19 climate models participating in CMIP5 have been adjusted with the observational dataset and then used to make hydrological projections. By the end of the century, there is a large difference between the scenarios, with projected warming of ～ + 1.2 °C (RCP2.6), ～ +?3.5 °C (RCP8.5) and drying of ～ ? 3% (RCP2.6), ～ ? 30% (RCP8.5). Following the strong drying and warming projected in this region under the RCP8.5 scenario, the VIC model simulates decreases in annual runoff of about 40% by the end of the century. Such strong regional effect of climate change may have large implications for the water resources of this region. Even under the low emission scenario, the Andes snowpack is projected to decrease by 35–45% by mid-century. In more snowmelt-dominated areas, the projected hydrological changes under RCP8.5 go together with more loss in the snowpack (75–85%) and a temporal shift in the center timing of runoff to earlier dates (up to 5 weeks by the end of the century). The severity and frequency of extreme hydroclimatic events are also projected to increase in the future. The occurrence of extended droughts, such as the recently experienced mega-drought (2010–2015), increases from one to up to five events per 100 years under RCP8.5. Concurrently, probability density function of 3-day peak runoff indicates an increase in the frequency of flood events. The estimated return periods of 3-day peak runoff events depict more drastic changes and increase in the flood risk as higher recurrence intervals are considered by mid-century under RCP2.6 and RCP8.5, and by the end of the century under RCP8.5.  相似文献