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A comparison of the acid mine drainage (AMD) neutralization potential of low grade nickel laterite and other alkaline-generating materials
Acid mine drainage (AMD) is a serious environmental problem caused by the weathering of sulfur-rich minerals found in mine sites, typically pyrite. Passive treatment methods have been extensively studied exploring various materials and treatment systems. Limestone is typically used as neutralizing m
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