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AbstractThe article contains sections titled:1.Introduction1.1.Occurrence1.2.History2.Potash Salt Deposits2.1.Minerals2.2.Geology of Potash Deposits3.Mining of Potash Salts3.1.Shaft Mining3.2.Extraction, Conveying, and Haulage3.3.Solution Mining4.Treatment of Potash Ores4.1.Intergrowth and Degree of Liberation4.2.Grinding5.Potassium Chloride5.1.Properties5.2.Production by Crystallization from Solution5.2.1.Phase Theory5.2.2.Hot Leaching Process5.2.3.Processing of Carnallite5.2.4.Equipment5.3.Flotation5.3.1.Potash Ores Suitable for Flotation5.3.2.Carrier Solutions5.3.3.Flotation Agents5.3.4.Theory5.3.5.Flotation Equipment5.3.6.Processes5.4.Electrostatic Separation5.4.1.Theoretical Basis5.4.2.Equipment and Processes5.5.Heavy‐Media Separation5.6.Debrining and Drying5.7.Process Measurement and Control5.8.Waste Disposal and Environmental Aspects5.9.Granulation5.10.Quality Specifications5.11.Toxicology and Occupational Health5.12.Economic Aspects and Uses6.Potassium Sulfate6.1.Properties6.2.Raw Materials6.3.Production6.3.1.From Potassium Chloride and Sulfuric Acid (Mannheim Process)6.3.2.From Potassium Chloride and Magnesium Sulfate6.3.3.From Potassium Chloride and Langbeinite6.3.4.From Potassium Chloride and Kainite6.3.5.From Potassium Chloride and Sodium Sulfate6.3.6.From Potassium Chloride and Calcium Sulfate6.3.7.From Alunite6.3.8.From Natural Brines and Bitterns6.4.Granulation6.5.Quality Specifications6.6.Toxicology and Occupational Health6.7.Economic Aspects and Uses7.Potash ‐ Magnesia8.Production of Potassium Salts from Other Raw Materials8.1.The Dead Sea8.2.The Great Salt Lake8.3.Searles Lake8.4.Other Sources9.Storage and Transportation10.Analysis of Potassium Compounds11.Potassium Hydroxide11.1.Properties11.2.Production11.3.Quality Specifications11.4.Economic Aspects and Uses12.Potassium Carbonate12.1.Properties12.2.Production12.3.Quality Specifications and Analysis12.4.Storage and Transportation12.5.Economic Aspects and Uses13.Potassium Hydrogencarbonate13.1.Properties and Production
Title: Potassium Compounds
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AbstractThe article contains sections titled:1.
Introduction1.
1.
Occurrence1.
2.
History2.
Potash Salt Deposits2.
1.
Minerals2.
2.
Geology of Potash Deposits3.
Mining of Potash Salts3.
1.
Shaft Mining3.
2.
Extraction, Conveying, and Haulage3.
3.
Solution Mining4.
Treatment of Potash Ores4.
1.
Intergrowth and Degree of Liberation4.
2.
Grinding5.
Potassium Chloride5.
1.
Properties5.
2.
Production by Crystallization from Solution5.
2.
1.
Phase Theory5.
2.
2.
Hot Leaching Process5.
2.
3.
Processing of Carnallite5.
2.
4.
Equipment5.
3.
Flotation5.
3.
1.
Potash Ores Suitable for Flotation5.
3.
2.
Carrier Solutions5.
3.
3.
Flotation Agents5.
3.
4.
Theory5.
3.
5.
Flotation Equipment5.
3.
6.
Processes5.
4.
Electrostatic Separation5.
4.
1.
Theoretical Basis5.
4.
2.
Equipment and Processes5.
5.
Heavy‐Media Separation5.
6.
Debrining and Drying5.
7.
Process Measurement and Control5.
8.
Waste Disposal and Environmental Aspects5.
9.
Granulation5.
10.
Quality Specifications5.
11.
Toxicology and Occupational Health5.
12.
Economic Aspects and Uses6.
Potassium Sulfate6.
1.
Properties6.
2.
Raw Materials6.
3.
Production6.
3.
1.
From Potassium Chloride and Sulfuric Acid (Mannheim Process)6.
3.
2.
From Potassium Chloride and Magnesium Sulfate6.
3.
3.
From Potassium Chloride and Langbeinite6.
3.
4.
From Potassium Chloride and Kainite6.
3.
5.
From Potassium Chloride and Sodium Sulfate6.
3.
6.
From Potassium Chloride and Calcium Sulfate6.
3.
7.
From Alunite6.
3.
8.
From Natural Brines and Bitterns6.
4.
Granulation6.
5.
Quality Specifications6.
6.
Toxicology and Occupational Health6.
7.
Economic Aspects and Uses7.
Potash ‐ Magnesia8.
Production of Potassium Salts from Other Raw Materials8.
1.
The Dead Sea8.
2.
The Great Salt Lake8.
3.
Searles Lake8.
4.
Other Sources9.
Storage and Transportation10.
Analysis of Potassium Compounds11.
Potassium Hydroxide11.
1.
Properties11.
2.
Production11.
3.
Quality Specifications11.
4.
Economic Aspects and Uses12.
Potassium Carbonate12.
1.
Properties12.
2.
Production12.
3.
Quality Specifications and Analysis12.
4.
Storage and Transportation12.
5.
Economic Aspects and Uses13.
Potassium Hydrogencarbonate13.
1.
Properties and Production.
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