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REE AND Th MINERALS IN THE METASANDSTONES OF THE UDOKAN BASIN (RUSSIA) [PDF]
Based on ICP-MS, optical and electron microscopy, and electron back-scatter diffraction data, the paper considers the distribution and the mode of occurrence of REEs and Th in metasandstones of the Lower Proterozoic Sakukan Formation, which host ...
E.V. Belogub +4 more
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The coastal area of the Kavala district, Northern Greece, is characterized by minerals enriched in rare earth elements (REE). The present study focuses on the mineralogy of the black sands from six different locations and the comprehensive mineral ...
Panagiotis Voudouris +2 more
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Microbial bioleaching of rare earth elements from phosphate minerals: a biotechnology-driven systematic review of mechanisms, bioprocess determinants, and opportunities for sustainable recovery [PDF]
Background Rising demand for rare earth elements (REEs) and the severe environmental impact of conventional extraction from phosphate minerals (monazite, apatite) have intensified the search for green alternatives.
Sonali Prabodha Vijayarathna +2 more
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Thorium (Th) anomaly was found in Adang Volcanic Complexes, Mamuju Area, West Sulawesi. This element is associated with high-value elements, the rare earth elements (REE). The minerals containing Th and REE were found in veins mineralization with various
I. G. Sukadana +5 more
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Recovery of Rare Earth Elements Minerals from Iron-Oxide-Silicate-Rich Tailings: Research Review
The rapid depletion of high-grade rare earth elements (REE) resources implies that future supplies may be augmented with low-grade ores, tailings, and other unconventional resources to meet cut-off grades and, subsequently, supply demands.
George Blankson Abaka-Wood +3 more
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Anatomy of intergrowth OF florencite and xenotime crystals with oscillatory zoning from veins of the svodovy au-ree occurrence, subpolar u [PDF]
The morphology and anatomy of a paragenetic intergrowth of REE minerals (xenotime and florencite) from veins of Svodovy Au-REE occurrence (Subpolar Urals) are described.
S.A. Repina, V.A. Muftakhov
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Rare earth elements (REE) are important raw materials for electronic products and green-energy technology and deep-sea sediment as an important potential source of REE mineral.
Xie Rui +7 more
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Occurrence of niobium in biotite-type Fe-REE-Nb ore in the Bayan Obo deposit
The Bayan Obo REE-Nb-Fe deposit, which reserves the current largest REE resources globally, also hosts 63.4% of China's Nb resources. Previous studies mainly focus on the isotopes and petrographic mineralogy of carbonatite dyke, ore-host dolomite and ...
Yisu Ren, Xiaoyong Yang, Xiaoxia Wang
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The relevance of the work is caused by the fact that the study of the coefficients of REE+Y distribution between the minerals-concentrators of these elements and between minerals and sulfate fluids in various alkaline and weakly acidic systems makes it ...
Galina Petrovna Shironosova +1 more
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The Yinachang Fe-Cu-REE deposit is one of the representative Proterozoic Fe-Cu-REE deposits in central Yunnan, at the southwestern margin of the Yangtze Block, China. Beside Fe and Cu, there are REEs, Nb, Mo, Co, Au, U and other elements in the ores. The
WEN Li-gang +6 more
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