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SELECTIVE NICKEL RECOVERY FROM IRON-RICH TAILINGS BY LOW-TEMPERATURE CO2-ENHANCED REDUCTIVE BIOLEACHING
Nickel is increasingly recovered from low-grade laterites and mine tailings, where it occurs in trace amounts locked inside iron-bearing minerals. Reductive bioleaching can free this nickel under mild, low-energy conditions, but the same microbial reaction also dissolves the far more abundant iron,
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