A Novel Depressant for Safer and Efficient Cu-Mo Separation Making Full NaSH Replacement Possible
For decades, sodium hydrosulphide (NaSH) has been the go-to inorganic depressant for copper-molybdenum separation. But with growing demands, market pressures and environmental concerns, the shortcomings of inorganic depressants, such as NaSH, have become more evident than ever. High dosages, toxic exposure, safety risks, performance variability – these are just some of the industry’s hindrances.
In this webinar, Advancements in Depressant Technology Enabling Full NaSH Replacement in Cu-Mo Separation, Syensqo, formerly part of Solvay Group, technical specialists will introduce an innovative, sustainable alternative to NaSH depressants: AERO® NR-7361.
This technology is chemically stable and safer to apply than other depressants under a wide pH range, with air or nitrogen, without concern for product degradation or H2S formation. And, on top of this, it can replace 70-100% of the NaSH currently used in copper-molybdenum separation.
