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Which of the following gases is usually bubbled through the pulp in the froth flotation process?
Option: 1
Oxygen
Option: 2
Carbon dioxide
Option: 3
Hydrogen
Option: 4
Nitrogen
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Oxygen is commonly bubbled through the pulp in the froth flotation process to promote the formation of bubbles and facilitate the attachment of hydrophobic mineral particles to the air bubbles.
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