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BACKGROUND The redox potential is a quantitative indicator of the mixed redox potential of all substances in a system, which reflects the relative strength of the redox capacity of the whole system.
WANG Na +5 more
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Ordos Basin, one of the largest uranium resource areas in China, holds significant potential due to its favorable metallogenic geological conditions and promising potential.
M. L. Xu +6 more
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In situ leaching (ISL) is an important method for green and efficient development of sandstone‐type uranium ore. It achieves ISL of uranium through the deployment of injection and extraction vertical well patterns.
Zhaokun Li +5 more
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The Hailijin (HLJ) sandstone-type uranium deposit was newly discovered in the southwestern Songliao Basin in recent years. Different from the roll-front orebody of the sandstone-type uranium deposits with (phreatic oxidation) interlayer redox origin (or phreatic oxidation), the orebody of the HLJ uranium deposit is tabular-shaped and multi-stratiform ...
Yunlong Zhang, Mingming Tian
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The Role of OM in the Formation of Sandstone-Type Uranium Ore—A Review
Sandstone-hosted uranium deposits represent one of the most critical global uranium resources suitable for in situ recovery, with their formation closely associated with organic matter (OM). We conducted a systematic literature review to synthesize over 100 published studies sourced from authoritative databases (Elsevier, Google Scholar, Web of Science,
Hu Peng, Qilin Wang
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China’s uranium resources are rich in reserves and deposits, but they are mainly low-grade uranium ores with low content of uranium. Sandstone-type uranium ores are mainly mined by in-situ leaching (ISL), but when the carbonate content is high, their ...
LI Rubin1, 2, LI Chunguang1, 2, 3, LIU Zhenzhong1, LI Yongmei1, 2, HUANG Zixian1, 2, CHEN Rukang2, ZHANG Shengdong3, LIU Longcheng2
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Objective In situ leaching is a uranium extraction process in which a solution reacts with uranium-bearing minerals in a saturated aquifer and then uranium in the flowing solution is extracted through exchange.
Yaling LIU +6 more
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Abstract The Tamusu deposit is a large sandstone-type uranium deposit discovered in recent years in the Bayingobi basin, Inner Mongolia. Hydrothermal activity was recorded by veins in this deposit, but its relationship with uranium mineralization has not been clarified.
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Objective The Bohai Bay Basin, situated within the Eurasian metallogenic belt, is one of the world's two largest belts for sandstone-type uranium deposits, exhibiting significant potential for uranium mineralization.
Shunyao SONG +9 more
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Regional forecasting of uranium deposits in the Republic of Niger
The paper deals with the methodology and results of forecasting sandstone-type uranium deposits on the territory of the Republic of Niger, based on the use of a set of regional geological and geophysical materials and a new technology for spatial ...
Glaznev V.N., Muravina O.M., Yakuba I.A.
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