Current research status and emerging trends in utilization of red mud resources: A study based on bibliometric network analysis
Authors:
- Wenwen CuiWCWenwen Cui
- Qiqi CuiQCQiqi Cui
- Xiaoqiang DongXDXiaoqiang Dong
- Jiajiang LiuJLJiajiang Liu
- Kaikai SongKSKaikai Song
- Mingxing XieMXMingxing Xie
- Xin YaoXYXin Yao
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- 29 July 2024
- journal article
- research article
- Published by Elsevier in Construction and Building Materials
- Vol. 442
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Funding Information
- International Science and Technology Cooperation Programme
- National Natural Science Foundation of China
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