frother
- noun
- Specialized
- Without enough frother, the froth collapsed too quickly for effective mineral recovery.
Examples
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Technicians measured the amount of frother needed to optimize the flotation tank's performance.
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The frother helps separate minerals during the flotation process.
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The addition of a frother helped create stable bubbles during the mineral separation process.
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Many frothers are used in the mining industry.
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The addition of a frother helped create stable bubbles during the mineral separation process.
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Technicians measured the amount of frother needed to optimize the flotation tank's performance.
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Without enough frother, the froth collapsed too quickly for effective mineral recovery.
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Frother comes from the word froth meaning 'foam' and the ending -er meaning 'one that makes'. In mining and flotation a frother is a chemical added to make or hold 'bubbles' so the minerals can be separated.