Agglomerating agent

Agglomeration-Based Fine Coal Cleaning. Most recently a search for nonaqueous collectors or reagents for fine coal cleaning has been undertaken. A number of Hquids have been tested and found to be suitable as agglomeration agents. These include heavy oil. Freon, pentane, hexane, heptane, 2-methylbutane, methyl chloride, and Hquid carbon dioxide. 

In the agglomeration step, the latexes are partially agglomerated using a core/shell agglomerating agent latex, which consists of an elastomeric 1,3-butadiene/slyrene copolymer core and an ethyl acrylate/methacrylic acid copolymer shell. This partial agglomeration operation should not be confused with a coagulation operation where the emulsion is fully destabilized (13). 

Attacote. OBngelhanl] Attapnlgite cli andcaidng, and-agglomerating agent for conditk)ning ammonium nitrate and sulfate crystals, urea, gran, fertilizers. 

In this study a series of incorpomted extrudates based on mixtures of titania with bentonite, as an agglomerating agent, were pnxluced. The textural characterisation of di e matearials surface area, porosity, pore volume and pore size distribution, mechanical strength and analysis of the surface composition were undertaken in order to select the most favourable composition. 

Detergent agglomerating agent, Methyl vinyl United States 3,664,961 1972 Procter Gamble... 

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