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Leaching of Rare Earth Elements from Gibbsite-bearing Shale of Southwestern Sinai, Egypt using Ammonium Sulfate via Ion Exchange Mechanism

Abstract
Gibbsite-bearing shale ore, South Western Sinai, Egypt has been identified as containing physically adsorbed rare earth elements (REEs). The investigated material mainly contains an average rare earth elements (REEs) concentration of 6350 ppm. In spite of low grade compared to other rare earth elements (REEs) sources, the low mining cost and the ease of exploitation make it a promising source of r...
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Keywords
Oil shale
Leaching (pedology)
Gibbsite
Sulfate
Rare earth
Geochemistry
Geology
Ion exchange
Bearing (navigation)
Ammonium
Ammonium sulfate
Mineralogy
Environmental chemistry
Chemistry
Ion
Soil science
Kaolinite
Geography
Organic chemistry
Paleontology
Cartography
Soil water

2023
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Open Access

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0.712

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Leaching of Rare Earth Elements from Gibbsite-bearing Shale of Southwestern Sinai, Egypt using Ammonium Sulfate via Ion Exchange Mechanism
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Leaching of Rare Earth Elements from Gibbsite-bearing Shale of Southwestern Sinai, Egypt using Ammonium Sulfate via Ion Exchange Mechanism

Abstract
Gibbsite-bearing shale ore, South Western Sinai, Egypt has been identified as containing physically adsorbed rare earth elements (REEs). The investigated material mainly contains an average rare earth elements (REEs) concentration of 6350 ppm. In spite of low grade compared to other rare earth elements (REEs) sources, the low mining cost and the ease of exploitation make it a promising source of r...
View PDF
Keywords
Oil shale
Leaching (pedology)
Gibbsite
Sulfate
Rare earth
Geochemistry
Geology
Ion exchange
Bearing (navigation)
Ammonium
Ammonium sulfate
Mineralogy
Environmental chemistry
Chemistry
Ion
Soil science
Kaolinite
Geography
Organic chemistry
Paleontology
Cartography
Soil water

2023
Article

Open Access

2-Y Citation Average

0.712

Language
Country

pdf file