rhenium occurs in amounts up to 0.2% in the mineral molybdenite, rhenium's major commercial source (Note 2). As rhenium is rare and expensive, there is interest in rhenium phytomining (Note 4).
Our objective was to evaluate the feasibility of Re phytomining, using Indian mustard [Brassica juncea (L.) Czern], a species well known for its aptitude in the fields of …
This chapter reviews the advances of phytomining since its inception in the 1990s, focusing on the results obtained to date, with gold, nickel, thallium, and rhenium. AB - The exponential growth of low-grade mining ores and metal-polluted soils around the world during the last decades is expected to continue at a higher rate in the foreseeable ...
Rhenium (Re) is one of Earth's scarcest and more largely scattered elements, with an estimate concentration of 0.4-0.6 μg kg-1 in the upper crust. Still, considerable concentrations of bioavailable ReO 4-ions are often found, particularly in copper-molybdenum mines, where their uptake by plants of these regions has been reported. …
rhenium occurs in amounts up to 0.2% in the mineral molybdenite, rhenium's major commercial source (Note 2) . As rhenium is rare and expensive, there is interest in rh enium phytomining (Note 4 ).
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Gold Phytomining: A New Idea for Enviromental Sustainablity in Indonesia. B. D. Krisnayanti, C. Anderson. Published 28 April 2014. Environmental Science. Indonesian Journal on Geoscience. DOI: 10.17014/ijog.v1i1.171 New technology is needed to protect the safety and health of communities and the environment at ASGM locations in Indonesia. …
Rhenium (Re) is one of the scarcest and more broadly dispersed elements on Earth. Due to its paucity and high demand by the aerospace and petroleum industries, it is also one of the most valuable ...
Rhenium is stored as potassium perrhenate (KReO 4). in the leaf vacuoles. • Demonstration of a low-cost, efficient method for recovery of Re from plant tissue. …
Rhenium (Re) is one of Earth's scarcest and more largely scattered elements, with an estimate concentration of 0.4–0.6 μg kg−1 in the upper crust. Still, considerable concentrations of bioavailable ReO4− ions are often found, particularly in copper-molybdenum mines, where their uptake by plants of these regions has been …
The total Rhenium concentrations in the plant shoots ranged from 23.08 mg kg -1 to as high as 520.78 mg kg -1, and in plant shoots from 0.09 mg
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Based on strategic considerations, Bozhkov and Tzvetkova studied the feasibility of harvesting rare-earth elements (rhenium) with phytomining. In addition, rhenium levels in alfalfa and clover were as high as 35.090 and 46.586 mg/kg (dry weight), respectively. Eventually, 95% of rhenium-containing leachate can be harvested.
Following different accounts of rhenium accumulation, both on field [100,101] and laboratory trials [102], two rhenium phytomining experiments were carried out to date [14, 103]. The first ...
... Rhenium (Re) is one of the rarest (7 × 10 −8 %) and most widely dispersed elements on Earth [1]. The unique physicochemical properties and extremely high melting …
Cost-effective recovery of metal from plant tissue is a critical step on any phytomining process. In the case of rhenium, the following methodology has been proposed (Bozhkov and Borisova, 2003 ...
Novo et al. studied the economic viability of rhenium phytomining. In another research, Nkrumah et al. ( 2016 ) presented the economic potential of nickel phytomining for intensive and extensive production systems such as demonstrated in the USA and Albania, respectively, whereas Van der Ent et al. ( 2013 ) showed the economic …
This chapter reviews the advances of phytomining since its inception in the 1990s, focusing on the results obtained to date, with gold, nickel, thallium, and rhenium. Discover the world's research ...
This chapter reviews the advances of phytomining since its inception in the 1990s, focusing on the results obtained to date, with gold, nickel, thallium, and rhenium. View Show abstract
Following different accounts of rhenium accumulation, both on field [100,101] and laboratory trials [102], two rhenium phytomining experiments were carried out to date [14, 103]. The first ...
Re phytomining is applied as an inexpensive and environmentally friendly technique that leads to remediation of exhausted soils of copper mines and ore-dressing …
Phytomining is the production of metal rich biomass that could provide revenue through conversion to energy and recovery of the metal from the plant ash (bio-ore) or through green chemistry, where plant-borne metals form part of valuable phytochemicals grown for harvest ( Hunt et al., 2014 ).
The advantages of the phytomining method of Re recovery from soils proposed by us were illustrated by comparison with the classical methods for Re recovery. Key Words: Rhenium, Phytomining, Clover, Lucerne, Environmental friendliness 1 Introduction Rhenium is a rare metal (its occurrence in Earth's crust amounts to 7x10-8 %). with unique ...
Bozhkov, O.; Tzvetkova, C.; Borisova, L.; Bryski n, B. Phytomining: New method for rhenium. Adv. Mater. Process. 2012, 170, 34 ... Rhenium (Re) is a strategic key metal for the development of ...
Abstract. The scattered rhenium in the environment around copper and molybdenum mines and copper processing factories is a potential source for rhenium …
include molybdenum, rhenium, iron, lithium, silver, gold, and — most important — copper. This article presents a historical overview of Chile's chemicals and mining industries, with a focus on the mining sector. The map in Figure 1 identifies the country's geo-graphic regions, key locations, and products. Chile's resources in review
time the scientific and economic viability of Re phytomining. Keywords Phytomining Phytoremediation Rhenium Brassica juncea Equisetum hyemale Introduction Rhenium is one of the rarest elements on Earth, with an abundance fivefold lower than gold and an estimate con-centration of 0.4–0.6 lgkg-1 in the upper crust (Tagami
(rhenium) with phytomining. In addition, rhenium levels in alfalfa and clover were as high as 35.090 . and 46.586 mg/kg (dry weight), respectivel y. Eventually, 95% of rhenium-containi ng leachate ...
This chapter reviews the advances of phytomining since its inception in the 1990s, focusing on the results obtained to date, with gold, nickel, thallium, and rhenium. …
Ognyan Bozhkov, Christina Tzvetkova and L. Borisova, Phytomining of Re- an alternative method for Re production, Proceedings of 7th International Symposium on Technetium and Rhenium- Sience and ...