Nanobubbles are tiny in size but huge in importance for many scientific fields and
applications in biology, agriculture, medicine, environment and engineering. Literature on …

Micro-nano bubbles (MNBs) usually refer to ultrafine bubbles less than 100 μm in diameter,
exhibiting extraordinary physical and chemical properties compared with those of macro …

Hematite is commonly upgraded in China using a reverse anionic flotation process with
starch as depressant for hematite, Ca 2+ as activator and fatty acids as collector for quartz …

Although it is well known that cavitation nanobubbles significantly improve the flotation
performance of mineral particles, the effects of nanobubbles on sulfide mineral surface …

History has shown that it is not as easy as one might think to differentiate between bulk
nanobubbles and nanodroplets or nanoparticles. It is generally easy to detect colloids (ie …

Gas saturated solutions have attracted great attention in the past two decades with reports of
stable nanobubbles in solutions. The fundamental interest focus arises from the surprising …

Although many studies have focused on processing of lithium-ion batteries (LiBs), there is a
considerable lack of information concerning the application of nanobubbles (NBs) in their …

Froth flotation is often used for fine-particle separation, but its process efficiency rapidly
decreases with decreasing particle size. The efficient separation of ultrafine particles (UFPs) …

This paper reviews recent developments in the fundamental understating of ultrafine (nano)
bubbles (NBs) and presents technological advances and reagent types used for their …

It has been concluded in a recently published investigation that the nanobubble flotation
process significantly reduces the number of fine flake graphite flotation stages and improves …