Rare earth elements materials production from apatite ores
Copyright policy ) Anufrieva, Alexandra V.; Buynovskiy, Alexander S.; Makaseev, Yuriy N.; Mazov, Ilya N.; Nefedov, Roman Andreevich; Sachkov, Victor Ivanovich; Stepanova, Oyuna B.; +2 Authors
Anufrieva, Alexandra V.; Buynovskiy, Alexander S.; Makaseev, Yuriy N.; Mazov, Ilya N.; Nefedov, Roman Andreevich; Sachkov, Victor Ivanovich; Stepanova, Oyuna B.; Valkov, A. V.; Andrienko, Oleg S.;
Rare earth elements materials production from apatite ores
The paper deals with the study of processing apatite ores with nitric acid and extraction of the rare earth elements. The rare earth elements can be successfully separated and recovered by extraction from the nitrate- phosphate solution, being an tributyl phosphate as extraction agent. The developed scheme of the processing apatite concentrate provides obtaining rare earth concentrates with high qualitative characteristics.
- Russian Academy of Sciences Russian Federation
- Moscow Engineering Physics Institute Russian Federation
- National Research University of Electronic Technology Russian Federation
- Omsk State University Russian Federation
азотно-фосфорнокислые растворы переработки апатита, извлечение редкоземельных элементов
азотно-фосфорнокислые растворы переработки апатита, извлечение редкоземельных элементов
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