Sodium Isobutyl Xanthate is a collector in the flotation of various non-ferrous metallic sulfide ores. It is primarily used in the flotation of copper, lead, zinc, etc.

Sodium Ethyl Xanthate (SEX) is typically a yellowish powder or tablet that is soluble in water. It is an ethyl alcohol-based xanthate with an ethyl alkyl chain (C2) in the form of a sodium salt.

Potassium Amyl Xanthate (PAX) is a flotation reagent widely used in the mining industry for the separation of minerals by flotation.

Dianiline Dithiophosphoric Acid is an effective collector and activation agent for silver, copper, lead, and zinc sulfide ore. It can also be used for the activation of pyrite flotation and is applicable to nickel as well.

It is the reagent with the highest selectivity due to its short carbonated chain. Generally used in complex Ag/Pb or Zinc ores. Xanthates have been the workhorse of sulfide mineral flotation since the 1920s (Harris 1989) and they represent the largest volume of any sulfide mineral collector. Xanthate collectors are salts composed of a non-polar hydrocarbon group, providing hydrophobicity to a sulfide mineral, pointing outward from the mineral towards the solution, and a polar group that adsorbs onto the surface of the sulfide mineral.

Sodium Amyl Xanthate (SAX) is a chemical compound widely used in the field of mineral flotation.

Sodium Isopropyl Xanthate (SIPX) is available in the form of solid powder or granules. SIPX 90% min is a strong, selective collector for non-ferrous metal sulfide ores, serving as an excellent collector widely used in copper, molybdenum, and gold-bearing sulfide zinc flotation. It is particularly effective in the recovery rate of gold and copper-gold, showing clear advantages, especially in treating refractory copper-lead oxide ore, yielding satisfactory results. Commonly used in the rougher and scavenger flotation process.

Sodium n-butyl xanthate (SNBX) is a chemical compound widely used in the mining industry as a flotation reagent.

Sodium diethyl dithiophosphate is a chemical compound used as a reagent in flotation applications in the mining industry

Dithiophosphate 25 a type of flotation collector commonly used in the mining industry for selective flotation of various minerals from ore. 

Dithiophosphate 25S" typically refers to a specific formulation or variant of sodium diethyl dithiophosphate, a type of flotation collector used in the mining industry for mineral separation through froth flotation.

Used as the flotation collector for sphalerite, galena, and silver ore, it can also be employed in the flotation process of oxidizing gold ore and green copper pre-silicon. It also has a collecting function for lead oxide and, when combined with certain ores, forms better foam yield than dithiophosphate 25.

Dithiocarbamates are a class of chemical compounds containing the functional group -S(=)2N-R2, where R can be a hydrogen atom or an organic radical. They are widely used in various applications, including the agricultural industry as fungicides, water treatment, and also in coordination chemistry.

Dibutyl and ammonium dithiophosphates are chemical compounds used as reagents in flotation applications within the mining industry. These substances belong to the thionocarbamate family, which are derivatives of carbamate with a thiocarbamate functional group (CS(NH2)2).

An excellent collector for non-ferrous metal sulfide flotation, exhibiting outstanding selectivity and specific separation performance for copper, lead, zinc, molybdenum sulfide ores, etc.