Bauxite Residue and Utilization
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This cluster of papers focuses on the management, utilization, and environmental impact of bauxite residue, also known as red mud. It covers topics such as recovery of valuable metals, recycling, alkalinity transformation, and the use of red mud in various applications including cement production and environmental remediation.
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red mud; alumina production; Bayer process; alumina production waste; Bayer process waste; aluminum industry waste; alumina recovery; scandium recovery; bauxite processing; alumina extraction; low-grade bauxite; Bayer red mud; bauxite digestion; alumina refinery waste; alumina industry waste; Bayer process by-product; alumina refinery; bauxite refining; dealkalization; diasporic bauxite; high-sulfur bauxite; bauxite beneficiation; sodium recovery; red sludge; alumina leaching
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Morton address: 38351003304725233 · morton4x16-v1
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