Mineral processing and liberation analysis are critical components in the extractive metallurgy chain, as they focus on optimising ore treatment and maximising recovery of valuable elements. These ...

Mineral processing, or beneficiation, is a critical stage of the extractive metallurgy chain that works to increase the concentration of valuable minerals and remove the gangue from the ore. The ...

Additional critical mineral process improvements for the Alberta Hydrometallurgical Facility The NICO Project consists of a planned mine and concentrator in the Northwest Territories (“NWT”) and a ...

ORF Technologies has a portfolio of patents related to mineral extraction, targeting specialty, strategic and rare earth metals producers. TiO 2 technology developed by ORF proved to be 144.8% more ...

Current approaches to silver recovery from end-of-life PV modules are dominated by acid leaching. While effective, the ...

Global demand for critical minerals is accelerating, with the International Energy Agency (IEA) projecting a sixfold increase ...

The aftershock of COVID-19 pandemic and decline in oil prices may have prompted a strategic rethink in favour of optimising Nigeria’s mineral value chain to put the economy back on track post-COVID-19 ...

WALLINGFORD, Conn. & PHOENIX--(BUSINESS WIRE)--CiDRA Minerals Processing Inc. is proud to announce its participation in the MINEXCHANGE 2024 SME Annual Conference & Expo, taking place from February 25 ...

A pilot plant will be built at the Idaho National Lab to process antimony, a critical mineral that China largely controls and is needed for munitions. Idaho National Laboratory will soon be home to a ...

In the 21st century, the most valuable assets aren’t oil wells, factories, data centers, or even AI large language models. The industries of the future require critical minerals. As the world seeks to ...

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