Tectonic history of the Urals as stored in molybdenites of porphyry and greisen deposits

Plotinskaya, Olga Y.; Zu, Bo; Seltmann, Reimar; Najorka, Jens; Bondar, Dmitry; Abramova, Vera D.; Li, Chao; Spratt, John; Bergal-Kuvikas, Olga; Belogub, Elena

doi:10.1016/j.earscirev.2023.104609

Earth-Science Reviews

2023

DOI: 10.1016/j.earscirev.2023.104609

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Tectonic history of the Urals as stored in molybdenites of porphyry and greisen deposits

Olga Y. Plotinskaya,

Bo Zu,

Reimar Seltmann

et al.

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A novel thermosensitive porous imprinted polymer for selectively separating ReO₄⁻ based on Pickering‐like emulsion polymerization

Bu,

Chen,

Lin

et al. 2024

J of Applied Polymer Sci

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In this study, we combined the imprinting technique, temperature‐sensitive polymer, and Pickering emulsion polymerization to prepare a temperature‐sensitive porous imprinted polymer. First, the temperature‐sensitive block polymer PDEA‐b‐P (DEA‐co‐AM) was prepared by reversible‐addition fragmentation chain transfer polymerization, and then a temperature‐sensitive porous ReO4− imprinted polymer (ReO4−‐TPIP) was prepared using the Pickering‐like polymerization technique, which was introduced to the preparation of the imprinted polymer. The structure and morphology of the polymer were characterized by FTIR, SEM‐EDS, and BET. The adsorption experiments showed that the maximum adsorption (Q), separation (R), and desorption (D) of ReO4−‐TPIP were 0.1568 mmol/g, 3.41, and 85.22%, respectively, and the adsorption equilibrium could be reached after 120 min, which decreased to 0.1212 mmol/g, 1.23, and 70.01% after repeated use for 11 times. These results indicate that ReO4−‐TPIP has good adsorption and reusability properties. The adsorption studies showed that ReO4−‐TPIP conformed to the zero‐level kinetic model in the pre‐adsorption stage, the quasi‐one‐level kinetic model in the late stage, and the isothermal adsorption process conformed more to the Langmuir model. In addition, in the secondary leach solution of high‐temperature alloys, the purity of rhenium in the solution increased from 35.4119% to 53.4812% after one adsorption/desorption cycle. The prepared ReO4−‐TPIP provides a new material and strategy for the selective separation and purification of rhenium in complex rhenium‐containing solutions for the industry.

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A novel thermosensitive porous imprinted polymer for selectively separating ReO₄⁻ based on Pickering‐like emulsion polymerization

Bu,

Chen,

Lin

et al. 2024

J of Applied Polymer Sci

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Rhenium residency in molybdenite, compressional textures and relationship to polytypism

Tan,

Yang,

Huang

et al. 2025

Geochimica et Cosmochimica Acta

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Tectonic history of the Urals as stored in molybdenites of porphyry and greisen deposits

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A novel thermosensitive porous imprinted polymer for selectively separating ReO₄⁻ based on Pickering‐like emulsion polymerization

A novel thermosensitive porous imprinted polymer for selectively separating ReO₄⁻ based on Pickering‐like emulsion polymerization

Rhenium residency in molybdenite, compressional textures and relationship to polytypism

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Tectonic history of the Urals as stored in molybdenites of porphyry and greisen deposits

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A novel thermosensitive porous imprinted polymer for selectively separating ReO4− based on Pickering‐like emulsion polymerization

A novel thermosensitive porous imprinted polymer for selectively separating ReO4− based on Pickering‐like emulsion polymerization

Rhenium residency in molybdenite, compressional textures and relationship to polytypism

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A novel thermosensitive porous imprinted polymer for selectively separating ReO₄⁻ based on Pickering‐like emulsion polymerization

A novel thermosensitive porous imprinted polymer for selectively separating ReO₄⁻ based on Pickering‐like emulsion polymerization