

| Linear Formula | C6H11OS2K |
| Molecular Weight | 202.38 g/mol |
| CAS Number | 2720-73-2 |
| Applications | Mining and mineral-processing manufacturing — PAX is a standard collector reagent used in froth flotation to selectively separate sulfide minerals (copper, lead, zinc, gold-bearing sulfides) from waste rock, one of the most widely used xanthate collectors in the mining industry |
PAX is a xanthate salt — a sulfur-rich functional group that selectively adsorbs onto the surface of sulfide minerals, making those particles hydrophobic so they attach to air bubbles and float to the surface during ore processing. This collector chemistry underpins large-scale mineral concentration operations worldwide.
This compound is manufactured into froth-flotation reagent systems for mining operations, where it functions as a collector that selectively floats sulfide minerals away from unwanted gangue material during ore beneficiation.
· PPE: Standard laboratory precautions — gloves, eyeshields, dust mask
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Mainly as a froth-flotation collector reagent in mining and mineral-processing manufacturing, used to separate sulfide minerals from ore.
C6H11OS2K, molecular weight 202.38 g/mol.
Yes, for every lot (SKU S2694).