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Size Reduction of CCZ Polymetallic Nodules Under Repeated Impact Fragmentation
Polymetallic nodules provide an alternative source of valuable metals. Nodules from the seabed of the Clarion Clipperton Zone (CCZ), a prospective mining area, are typically abundant at depths of around 5 km. Mining these nodules comprises excavation or
Edwin de Hoog
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Alpha radiation from polymetallic nodules and potential health risks from deep-sea mining [PDF]
In search for critical elements, polymetallic nodules at the deep abyssal seafloor are targeted for mining operations. Nodules efficiently scavenge and retain several naturally occurring uranium-series radioisotopes, which predominantly emit alpha ...
Jessica B. Volz +4 more
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Bacterial Contributions to the Formation of Polymetallic Nodules in the Pacific Ocean [PDF]
Polymetallic nodules, widely distributed in the deep seafloor of the Pacific Ocean, are characterized by their abundance of diverse metal elements and considerable economic value. Previous studies have suggested a partial biogenic origin of these nodules.
Yanhui Dong, Zhenggang Li, Li Huaiming
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Nano-mineralogy and growth environment of Fe-Mn polymetallic crusts and nodules from the South China Sea [PDF]
Fe-Mn polymetallic crusts and nodules from the South China Sea (SCS) consist of submarine ferromanganese (Fe-Mn) oxide precipitates, and represent important marine mineral resource with substantial economic and scientific research value. Previous studies
Yingzhi Ren +8 more
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A new species of abyssal Neanthes Kinberg, 1865, N. goodayi sp. nov., is described from the Clarion-Clipperton Zone in the central Pacific Ocean, a region targeted for seabed mineral exploration for polymetallic nodules.
Regan Drennan +5 more
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Most studies on the genesis of polymetallic nodules suggested that nodules in the South China Sea (SCS) are hydrogenetic; however, the complexity and the heterogeneity in hydrology and geochemistry of the SCS might cause different processes of nodule ...
Chenghao Yang +2 more
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Studies on Analysis Conditions of Specific Surface Area of Polymetallic Nodules
BACKGROUND Polymetallic nodules are predominant in deep sea sedimentary mineral resources due to the enrichment of many critical metals. Polymetallic nodules are loose and porous, which is the critical material feature that contributes the adsorption of ...
LI Hao-nan +4 more
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The impeller blades will continually strike the slurry mixture inside the pump, causing deterioration and a change in particle size. In this study, the degradation of mineral particles under various cycle times, rotational speeds, and flow rates is ...
Yan Li, Ziyuan Li, Kesen Liang
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The seabed - an important mineral resource of Slovakia in the future [PDF]
In 1987, Slovakia bought part of the ocean bottom with the occurrence of mineral resources future - polymetallic nodules. The polymetallic nodule is a geological term for naming natural features consisting of more than 40 metals and other chemical ...
Peter Blišťan +3 more
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Polymetallic nodules and polymetallic sulfides are currently the major mineral resources found on the seabed. The motivation behind deep-sea mining arises from the pursuit of valuable metals, driven by both economic and geopolitical considerations ...
Xuya Lv +4 more
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