Removal of fine particles from water by dispersed air flotation: Effects of bubble size and particle size on collection efficiency
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A theoretical treatment is presented which attempts to quantify the benefits obtained by using smaller bubbles or larger particles in dispersed air flotation. The limited experimental data obtained so far suggest that the theory is sound, particularly in its prediction of the effect of bubble size.
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