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The 14 pages that link to Magnetic separation, each with the reason it gives.

• Iron oreRelated: It can concentrate magnetite from less magnetic surrounding material.

• ParamagnetismRelated: Strong-field gradients can separate weakly paramagnetic substances from other materials.

• MagnetiteRelated: Its strong magnetism allows magnetite ore to be separated from much waste rock.

• Froth flotationCompared with: It can separate suitable minerals without relying on bubble attachment or reagents.

• Mineral processingRelated: Magnetic susceptibility allows some ore minerals to be separated from nonmagnetic material.

• DiamagnetismRelated: High-gradient fields can separate weakly diamagnetic substances from other materials.

• Gravity separationCompared with: It targets magnetic properties rather than differences in gravitational settling.

• KaolinRelated: High-intensity magnetic separation can remove iron-bearing contaminants from kaolin.

• GangueRelated: Magnetic properties can distinguish some ore minerals from associated gangue.

• Ore dressingRelated: Magnetic properties distinguish minerals such as magnetite from nonmagnetic gangue.

• WolframiteRelated: Differences in magnetic response help separate wolframite from associated minerals.

• Iron(II,III) oxideRelated: Magnetite can be recovered from mixtures because it is strongly magnetic.

• Mechanical screeningCompared with: It distinguishes magnetic properties, not particle dimensions.

• Magnetic techniquesBroader topic: It applies magnetic attraction or repulsion to sort mixtures and recover materials.