A review of nickel, copper and cobalt recovery by chelating ion exchange resins from mining processes and mining tailings

Society for Mining, Metallurgy & Exploration
BARBOSA AMILTON David B. Dreisinger Denise C. R. Espinosa
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Abstract

Chelating resins can be used to recover important metals from different sources, and it is important to understand which resin is most suitable for each metal [1]. This review  benefits the mining industry because chelating resins can be used to recover metals from low-grade ores and mining tailings, increasing the industrial process efficiency [2–4]. Furthermore, the use of chelating resins in mining processes and mining tailings has the common problem of metals contamination, with iron being the main contaminant in low-grade ores and tailings. Understanding how contaminants decrease ion exchange efficiency is significant for industries [5
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APA: BARBOSA AMILTON David B. Dreisinger Denise C. R. Espinosa  A review of nickel, copper and cobalt recovery by chelating ion exchange resins from mining processes and mining tailings

MLA: BARBOSA AMILTON David B. Dreisinger Denise C. R. Espinosa A review of nickel, copper and cobalt recovery by chelating ion exchange resins from mining processes and mining tailings. Society for Mining, Metallurgy & Exploration,

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