Review on advances in mineral processing technologies suitable for critical metal recovery from mining and processing wastes
Authors:
- Anne J. WhitworthAnne J. Whitworth
- Elizaveta ForbesElizaveta Forbes
- Isabella VersterIVIsabella Verster
- Vladimir JokovicVJVladimir Jokovic
- Bellson AwateyBABellson Awatey
- Anita Parbhakar-FoxAnita Parbhakar-Fox
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- 22 February 2022
- journal article
- review article
- Published by Elsevier in Cleaner Engineering and Technology
- Vol. 7
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Funding Information
- Queensland Department of Environment and Resource Management
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