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Beneficiation problems with the Kizilcaoren-Eskisehir bastnaesite

descriptionPublicationkeyboard_double_arrow_right Conference object 01 Jan 1992 Italy English Publisher:Middle East Technical University
Authors: Ciccu R; CURRELI, LUCIANO; Fuganti A; Ghiani M.;

handle: 11584/14023

Beneficiation problems with the Kizilcaoren-Eskisehir bastnaesite

Abstract

The paper deals with the problem of beneficiating a complex ore from Kizilkaoren-Eskisehir deposit, containing bastnaesite and other rare-earth minerals. Selective disintegration followed by classification to micron sizes can provide the basis for concentrating bastnaesite in the ultrafine size fraction. Further hydrometaluurgical treatment represents the final stage of beneficiation.

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Rare earths, physical beneficiation, hydrometallurgy

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