Selective separation of zinc from germanium-bearing iron cake via a roasting–leaching process

Wu, Yuangui; Li, Minting; Luo, Xingguo; Wei, Chang; Deng, Zhigan; Li, Xingbin; Peng, Xiaohua; Sun, Pu

doi:10.1016/j.seppur.2023.126166

Separation and Purification Technology

2024

DOI: 10.1016/j.seppur.2023.126166

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Selective separation of zinc from germanium-bearing iron cake via a roasting–leaching process

Yuangui Wu,

Minting Li,

Xingguo Luo

et al.

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Selective extraction of germanium from iron-bearing ammonia leaching residue via low-temperature molten NaOH leaching

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Selective extraction of germanium from iron-bearing ammonia leaching residue via low-temperature molten NaOH leaching

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Recovery of Lesser-Known Strategic Metals: The Gallium and Germanium Cases

Robla,

Alonso,

Alguacil

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Being not as popular as other elements, such as cobalt, lithium, and rare earth elements, both gallium and germanium have wide use in target developments/industries, thus making them valuable and strategically critical metals. The principal sources for the recovery of both metals are secondary wastes of the bauxite (gallium) or zinc (germanium) industries; also, their recycling from waste materials is necessary. The characteristics of these materials make hydrometallurgical operations widely useful in recovering both gallium and germanium from the various sources containing them. The present work reviews the most recent applications (in 2024) of the various operations applied to the recovery of gallium or germanium from various resources.

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Selective separation of zinc from germanium-bearing iron cake via a roasting–leaching process

Cited by 2 publications

References 34 publications

Selective extraction of germanium from iron-bearing ammonia leaching residue via low-temperature molten NaOH leaching

Selective extraction of germanium from iron-bearing ammonia leaching residue via low-temperature molten NaOH leaching

Recovery of Lesser-Known Strategic Metals: The Gallium and Germanium Cases

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