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Fig 4 shows the distribution of some rare earth elements in gypsum to the sulfate solution The uptake of rare earths by gypsum is described by the distribution coefficient K K = [RE] G [RE] S where [RE] G is the concentration of rare earth elements in gypsum and [RE] S is its concentration in the sulfate leach liquor Download Download full
Keywords Gypsum · Barite · Rare earth elements · Sorption Introduction Rare earth elements REEs are elements of the 4f sub level consisting of 15 elements besides scandium and yttrium
rare earth extraction follows the leaching process sulfuric acid was employed as the leaching agent when investigating WKH 5 OHDFKLQJ HI¿FLHQF DQG WKH UDGLRQXFOLGH UHPRYDO Table 1 — Main chemical components and rare earth elements in the phosphogypsum sample Component P 2O 5 CaO Fe 2O 3 MgO Al 2O 3 F Content %
The characterization and leaching mechanism of REEs from phosphogypsum PG in HCl was studied in depth REEs contained in the PG were 208 ppm of which Y La Ce and Nd were the four most abundant elements The modes of occurrence of rare earth elements REEs in the PG were quantified using the sequential chemical extraction SCE method
Several investigators found low levels of REE incorporation in natural gypsum formed from dilute solutions Ogawa and Shikazono 2006 and Ogawa et al 2007 determined the rare earth contents of four gypsum samples from the Kuroko massive sulfide deposits in northern Japan but the total REE contents were < 2 the low REE contents it was
Concerns regarding the availability of rare earth elements REEs and the depletion of natural resource reserves have made it necessary to look for a significant breakthrough that may pave the way for the mining of several low grade deposits and secondary resources Phosphogypsum PG is one of the promising alternatives to preserve a steady flow
In 2007 the iPhone was born with dazzling capabilities made possible in part by rare earth elements Today they can be found in everything from speaker systems to windshield wipers The speed of the accompanying technological revolution was matched only by that of the unmitigated climate crisis Moving forward we need renewable energy to
Its versatility is due to the ease with which gypsum can lose or gain water an ability tied to its origin Gypsum a soft non metallic mineral almost exclusively forms in sedimentary settings as seawater is evaporated or as dissolved ions precipitate from groundwater Its mineral structure still contains some water though
The high demand for rare earth elements REEs was prompted scientists to look for a low cost technique of REEs extracting from their ores In this study a synthetic composite is
Phosphogypsum PG is the main by product of phosphoric acid which is produced by the sulfuric acid attack of phosphate rocks wet process This by product which contains around % phosphoric acid is used as a low cost soil fertilizer PGF PGF consists mainly of gypsum CaSO4·2H2O P2O5 SiO2 and other impurities including a minor amount
Several works discussed the formation of gypsum CaSO 2 O from hemihydrate CaSO 4 1 / 2 H 2 O or anhydrite CaSO 4 within the process producing phosphoric acid by reacting sulfuric acid with a natural calcium phosphate mineral such as apatite Koopman and Witkamp 2000 Koopman and Witkamp 2002 Beddow et al 2006 Rare earth elements
Rare earth bearing gypsum tailings from the fertilizer industry are a potential source for an economically viable and sustainable production of rare earth elements Large quantities are generated
Chemical characteristics of the MRSG "The Physico Chemical and Mineralogical Characterization of Mg Rich Synthetic Gypsum Produced in a Rare Earth Refining Plant" Skip to search form Skip to main content Skip to account menu Semantic Scholar s Logo Search 218 848 401 papers from all fields of science Search
Phosphogypsum PG is a large hazardous waste from fertiliser and phosphoric acid industries from which useful products including rare earth elements REEs can be recovered depending on the…
Phosphogypsum is mainly composed of gypsum CaSO 4 ⋅2H 2 O containing considerable impurities concentrations such This demand has been sharply increasing and five REEs Y Dy Eu Nd and Tb are recognized as critical rare earth elements Al Thyabat and Zhang 2015a Due to the global supply challenges the recovery of REE from
The XRD pattern Fig 1 A of the Huelva PG allowed identifying gypsum to be the main mineral present above 90% of the mass; semi quantitative analysis The presence of quartz was also identified although the secondary peaks were overlapped by gypsum s peaks The low crystallinity or minor presence below 10% of mass of other minerals fluorides
The Philippines produce some million t phosphogypsum PG per year PG can contain elevated concentrations of rare earth elements REEs In this work the leaching efficiency of the REEs Expand
Globally there is an increasing need for rare earth elements REEs due to their use in advanced technologies such as consumer electronics REEs are 17 elements including 15 lanthanides in addition to yttrium Y and scandium Sc [1] They are critical in a variety of products ranging from cell phones to renewable energy technologies
The studied experimental results showed that we can use 1 1 wt/wt barite gypsum composite; as natural ingredient for BaSO 4 ·CaSO 4 composite; for REE III sorption barite gypsum composite were prepared by physical mixing and thermally treated at 300 oC for 2 h as a host and cheap sorbent for rare earth ions
DOI /s10967 022 08669 4 Corpus ID 255078938; Inclusion occlusion and adsorption of rare earth elements from chloride media onto barite gypsum composite article{Abdo2022InclusionOA title={Inclusion occlusion and adsorption of rare earth elements from chloride media onto barite gypsum composite} author={Sh M Abdo and M S Hagag
Esfordi phosphate concentrate Yazd Province Iran contains % P % Ca and % rare earth elements REEs being one of the most important sources of REEs in Iran REEs can be extracted from phosphate concentrates as a by product of phosphoric acid production processes In this work nitric acid was used for leaching of REEs and phosphate
The leaching of rare earth elements REEs from secondary resources is exponentially increasing to supply the widespread range of high tech applications of these elements including phosphors