The concentrations of rare earth elements in Alberta Canada oil sands and six oil sand waste streams were determined using inductively coupled plasma mass spectrometry ICP MS
The recovery of rare earth metals REMs is of great economic and environmental interest because of their high market prices and various industrial applications Recently with the increasing demand for high purity rare earth compounds the separation and purification of these elements have gained considerable attention
The escalating demand of rare earth metals REMs in various applications and their continuous depleting ores have laid emphasis to produce metals from their complex resources by developing energy
Many studies have been published in recent years focusing on the recovery of rare earth elements REEs from coal related materials including coal coal refuse coal mine drainage and coal combustion byproducts particularly fly ash The scientific basis and technology development have been supported by coal geologists and extractive metallurgists and through
Unintentional releases of rare earth elements REEs emerging environmental pollutants from global industries contribute to atmospheric pollution However a gap remains regarding the
With the increasing demand of rare earth metals in functional materials recovery of rare earth elements REEs from secondary resources has become important for the green economy transition Molten salt electrolysis has the advantages of low water consumption and low hazardous waste during REE recovery This review systematically summarizes the separation
Inside the finest fractions of aggregates usually wasted by ready mix concrete companies valuable heavy minerals content is substantial The concentration and recovery of valuable heavy minerals contained in dredged fine aggregates waste located in Pyeongtaek South Korea were investigated to develop a process that can recover and concentrate most of
The introduction of materials from rare earth elements REE developed/advanced the usage of higher magnetic intensity or strength of permanent magnetic separators for beneficiation by the mineral sand industry 30 54 There have been records of the adoption of several dry and wet magnetic separators for either high or low magnetic intensities
Primary economical deposits of rare earth elements REEs are exhausting all over the world and it has become necessary to find new sources and methods for their extraction In addition increasing the application of REEs in modern technological society has increased its demand globally One of the important movements to compensate for the future shortages of
Recycling plays an important role in today s world due to its considerable contributions to mitigating energy concerns and environmental challenges One of them is dross recycling from aluminum Al cast houses Unlike other recyclable materials dross has an abundance of components including rare earth elements heavy metals ferrous and recycled
Recent advances in the approaches to recover rare earths and precious metals from E‐waste A mini‐review May 2022 The Canadian Journal of Chemical Engineering 101 2
Monazite in the black sands North Delta represents the main source of rare earth elements in Egypt; it contains about 60% of LREEs and 5 10% HREEs The present paper reviews the methods used
The biosorption desorption of multi components solution obtained from coal power plant ash aqueous solution composed on La Ce Er etc as rare earth ions REEs and Li Fe Cu Al as metals were investigated using 450 °C carbonized gingko leaves as low cost of the effect of pH with respect to contact time indicated a dependency of
Unintentional releases of rare earth elements REEs emerging environmental pollutants from global industries contribute to atmospheric pollution However a gap remains regarding the
The mine tailings are mixture of fine grained solid materials remained after extraction of recoverable metals and minerals and water used in the process [18] There are two main reasons for extracting critical minerals from mine tailings particularly from old and abandoned tailings Review on hydrometallurgical recovery of rare earth
Rare earth metals REMs are group of 15 elements of the lan thanide series including Sc and Y which are mainly classified into two groups based on their ionic radius; light rare earth elements
The demand for rare earth elements REE has increased significantly over the last decade with global rare earth oxide REO production increasing markedly over the last 2 years from 132 000 t in 2017 to 210 000 t in This production increase is drive by the need for REE in high technology equipment particularly in the low carbon energy industry but also
Rare earth elements REEs are vital to the modern economy yet their mining poses both geopolitical and environmental challenges Here authors present a highly selective method for the recovery
Heavy rare earth elements HREEs such as Gd Lu Sc and Y are irreplaceable metals for a number of critical including clean technologies but they are scarce Ion adsorption deposits which
Critical metal recovery from solid mining and processing wastes can be challenging due to i Several studies Fowler and Crundwell 1998; Sand et al 1995 Schippers and Sand 1999 have since demonstated that bioleaching occurs Recovery potential of rare earth elements from mining and industrial residues A review and cases studies
Recovery of rare earth elements from acidic mine waters An unknown secondary resource the solution was filtered by using columns of 15 cm diameter and 30 cm length containing quartz sand 100 200 μm Filtration was performed under gravity down flow Aqueous stability of thorium and rare earth metals in monazite hydrometallurgy
The growing demand for rare earth elements REE driven by their applications in modern technologies has caused the need to search for alternative sources of these elements as their extraction from traditional deposits is limited A potential source of light rare earth elements LREE may be the monazite present in the mining waste generated in the Bagre