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A Comprehensive Review on Cobalt Bioleaching from Primary and Tailings Sources
Mineral Processing and Extractive Metallurgy Review, 2023The production of critical metals for emerging clean technologies also requires more sustainable, cleaner and cost-effective processing options. The recovery of cobalt (Co) via pyrometallurgical or hydrometallurgical methods has proved to be successful ...
A. K. Saim, F. Darteh
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Mineral Processing and Extractive Metallurgy Review, 2022
Mineral biotechnological applications, e.g., bioleaching and bio-beneficiation, for waste treatment and resource recovery have invited due attention owing to their economic and eco-friendly benefits in comparison to the conventional methods.
Srabani Mishra +3 more
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Mineral biotechnological applications, e.g., bioleaching and bio-beneficiation, for waste treatment and resource recovery have invited due attention owing to their economic and eco-friendly benefits in comparison to the conventional methods.
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Modeling continuous bioleach reactors
Biotechnology and Bioengineering, 1999The results of recent research have shown that the bioleaching of sulfide minerals occurs via a two-step mechanism. In this mechanism, the sulfide mineral is chemically oxidized by the ferric-iron in the bioleaching liquor. The ferrous-iron produced is subsequently oxidized to ferric-iron by the microorganism.
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Hydrometallurgy, 2008
Abstract Molybdenum was bioleached from molybdenite-containing mine waste samples and from high purity molybdenite in solutions amended with ferrous sulfate. Bioleaching of Mo occurred when solution Eh exceeded 750 mV to 800 mV (s.h.e.). The rate of bioleaching of high purity molybdenite increased with decreasing particle size, averaging 3.22 mg Mo/m
Gregory J. Olson, Thomas R. Clark
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Abstract Molybdenum was bioleached from molybdenite-containing mine waste samples and from high purity molybdenite in solutions amended with ferrous sulfate. Bioleaching of Mo occurred when solution Eh exceeded 750 mV to 800 mV (s.h.e.). The rate of bioleaching of high purity molybdenite increased with decreasing particle size, averaging 3.22 mg Mo/m
Gregory J. Olson, Thomas R. Clark
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Hydrometallurgy, 1987
Abstract Organic acid leaching of nepheline has been studied under batch and semi-continuous laboratory conditions. Rates of leaching by citric and oxalic acids (as purified compounds and as the mixed product of Aspergillus niger fermentation) have been compared with those of hydrochloric acid for batches of mineral (−37 +53 μm) and acid stirred at ...
Andrew B. King, A.William L. Dudeney
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Abstract Organic acid leaching of nepheline has been studied under batch and semi-continuous laboratory conditions. Rates of leaching by citric and oxalic acids (as purified compounds and as the mixed product of Aspergillus niger fermentation) have been compared with those of hydrochloric acid for batches of mineral (−37 +53 μm) and acid stirred at ...
Andrew B. King, A.William L. Dudeney
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Biotechnology Letters, 1992
Microbiological acid solutions produced byThiobacillus ferrooxidans andThiobacillus thiooxidans on pyritiferous concentrate were used to solubilize phosphate rock with a high grade in P2O5. Five different mixtures of pyritiferous concentrate and phosphate rock, in different proportions, were used in adequate liquid culture media.
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Microbiological acid solutions produced byThiobacillus ferrooxidans andThiobacillus thiooxidans on pyritiferous concentrate were used to solubilize phosphate rock with a high grade in P2O5. Five different mixtures of pyritiferous concentrate and phosphate rock, in different proportions, were used in adequate liquid culture media.
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, 2020
Rare earth elements (REEs) are important high-tech materials with widespread industrial applications and a high risk of supply disruption. Current physico-chemical methods for REE recovery are energy intensive, complex, and costly. Thus, it is crucial to
P. Rasoulnia, R. Barthen, A. Lakaniemi
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Rare earth elements (REEs) are important high-tech materials with widespread industrial applications and a high risk of supply disruption. Current physico-chemical methods for REE recovery are energy intensive, complex, and costly. Thus, it is crucial to
P. Rasoulnia, R. Barthen, A. Lakaniemi
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