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The following is a typical anionic collector used in flotation.
A typical collector used in sulphide mineral floatation is
Identify the correct statements:
P. A reagent could be a collector for one system and a frother for another.
Q. Usage of a frother makes the bubble stable.
R. Usage of a frother makes the mineral surface hydrophobic
S. Some mineral floatation processes will not require any collector.
_________ is usually anionic if it has any charge and may contribute to anionic trash.
For a narrow base PNP BJT, the excess minority carrier concentrations (ΔnE for emitter, ΔpB for base, ΔnC for collector) normalized to equilibrium minority carrier concentrations (nE0 for emitter, pB0 for base, nC0 for collector) in the quasi-neutral emitter, base and collector regions are shown below. Which one of the following biasing modes is the transistor operating in?
For transistor action (a) Base, emitter, and collector regions should have similar size and doping concentrations. (b) The base region must be very thin and lightly doped. (c) The emitter-base junction is forward biased and the base-collector junction is reverse biased. (d) Both the emitter-base junction as well as the base-collector junction are forward biased. Which one of the following pairs of statements is correct?
Given collector resistance = 2kΩ, load resistance = 5kΩ, collector capacitance = 1μF, emitter capacitance = 20μF, collector current = 2mA, source resistance = 2kΩ. If the effect of blocking capacitor is ignored, find the applicable cut-off frequency.
Given that the collector power dissipation is 300 mW, what is the value of collector current for the collector to emitter voltage = 12 V?
Given that the collector power dissipation is 300 mW, what is the value of collector to emitter voltage for collector current = 50 mA?
Choose the right option among the alternatives – A transistor conducts in its forward direction when its collector/emitter/base, is positive with respect to its collector/emitter/base, and when a turn-on voltage or current signal is applied to its collector/emitter/base.