
Rare Metal Technology 2022
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- Intro
- Preface
- Contents
- About the Editors
- Part I Processes for Rare Earth Elements
- 1 Rare-Earth and Critical Material Recovery from Peralkaline Volcanic Ores: Minerals Processing, Hydrometallurgy, and Solvent Extraction Separation
- 2 Extraction of Cerium, Lanthanum, and Neodymium from Alluvial Gold Mining Waste from the Bagre-Nechí Mining District in Colombia
- 3 Rare-Earth Element Adsorption to Gypsum in Hydrometallurgical Processes
- 4 Low-Cost Distillation Technology for Rare-Earth Recycling
- 5 Extraction and Recovery of Rare-Earth Elements and Critical Materials from Coal Waste Using Low Cost Processing Methods: Acid Generation Using Acidithiobacillus Ferrooxidans Mediated Bio-Oxidation of Pyrite
- 6 Extraction of Rare Earth Metals from Coal Ash Using Mild Lixiviants in a Single Step Process
- 7 Separation of Scandium by Phosphinic Acid Extractant from Sulfuric Acid Solution
- Part II Solvent Extraction for Rare Metals
- 8 Physicochemistry in Service of Process Design: Case of Uranium Recovery by Liquid-Liquid Extraction
- 9 Solvent Extraction Separation of Tungsten and Vanadium from Simulated Leaching Solution of Spent SCR Catalyst
- 10 Extraction Behaviors of Vanadium(V) with Unacidified and Acidified N1923 from a Real Leachate of Vanadium-Titanomagnetite
- 11 Novel Environmentally Friendly Leaching Process for Vanadium and Tungsten Recovery from Spent SCR Catalyst
- 12 Effect of Antisolvent Type and Concentration on Morphology and Crystal Size of (NH4)³ScF6 Obtained by Antisolvent Crystallization
- 13 Purification of a Low-Grade Molybdenite Ore for Industrial Steel Production
- 14 Hydrometallurgical Extraction of Rhenium from Mo-Bearing Leach Liquor of Molybdenite Flue-Dusts
- 15 Extraction for Neodymium from NdFeB Magnet Using Supercritical Carbon Dioxide and Organophosphorus Ligands
- Part III New Extractant and Biometallurgical Processing
- 16 Development of New Extractants for Platinum Group Metal Ions in Hydrochloric Acid Solutions
- 17 Development of Antagonistic Solvent Extraction Systems for Selective Separation of Copper, Cobalt, and Nickel in Ammoniacal Solution
- 18 Study on Pre-removal Antimony from Antimony-Gold Concentrate Using Slurry Electrolysis
- 19 Bionanomining: A Revised Insight into Processing of South Africa's Complex Gold Ores
- 20 Research Progress in Biohydrometallurgy of Rare Metals and Heavy Nonferrous Metals with an Emphasis on China
- Part IV Process Development and Optimization for Rare Metals
- 21 A Highly Selective Metal-Organic Complex Collector for Efficient Mineral Flotation
- 22 Tellurium Recovery-Development of a Novel Hydrometallurgical Process
- 23 CO²-Optimized Recovery of Special Metals from Precipitation Residue by Selective Chlorination
- 24 Comprehensive Processing of Mica Concentrate from Yaroslavsky GRK for Lithium Carbonate, Potassium Sulfate, Aluminum Sulfate, Rubidium, and Cesium
- 25 Selective Sulfidation for Rare Earth Element Separation
- 26 Upgrading of Riruwai Cassiterite (Tin Ore) from Doguwa Local Government, North West Nigeria, Using Gravity Beneficiation Technique
- 27 Method for Producing High-Purity LiOH·H²O Using Ba(OH)²
- Part V Electrochemical Processing and High Temperature Processing
- 28 Direct Synthesis of Intermetallic Compounds Through Thermo-Reduction and Electrochemical Deposition
- 29 Development of Molten Salt Electrolysis of MgO Using a Metal Cathode and Vacuum Distillation to Produce Ultra-High Purity Mg Metal
- 30 Electrochemical Cell Design for Emf Measurements of Liquid Nd-Bi Alloys via Coulombic Titration in LiCl-KCl-NdCl³ Electrolyte
- 31 Two-Phase Rare-Earth Alloys as Reference Electrodes in Molten Chlorides for Reliable Electrochemical Measurements
- 32 Fundamental Study of a Novel Electrolytic Process Using a Cu Cathode in MgF²-LiF-KCl Molten Salt for Producing Mg Metal from MgO
- 33 Electrochemical Reduction of Iron Oxides in Aqueous NaOH Electrolyte Including Iron Residue from Nickel and Zinc Electrowinning Processes
- Author Index
- Subject Index
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