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Mining Engineering Online

Mining Engineering Online

United statesSarma pisupatiZiye dongHongyue jinMarty weemsJoseph cotruvoCritical mineralsLawrence livermore national laboratoryAmerican rare earthsPenn state centerAmes laboratoryDepartment of energy critical materials instituteCritical materials instituteEnergy innovation hubUniversity of arizonaLivermore national laboratory

New, environmentally friendly method to extract and separate rare earth elements

A new method improves the extraction and separation of rare earth elements, which are critical for technologies such as smart phones and electric car batteries, from unconventional sources, such as industrial and electronic wastes.

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Biobased Extraction Method Can Help Build Domestic Rare Earth Supply | Research & Technology | Oct 2021

Biobased Extraction Method Can Help Build Domestic Rare Earth Supply | Research & Technology | Oct 2021
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New method for extraction and separation of rare earth elements from low-grade sources uses a bacterial protein

New research led by scientists at Penn State and the Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory (LLNL) demonstrates how a protein isolated from bacteria can provide a more environmentally friendly way to extract rare earth elements from unconventional sources such as mine tailings and e-waste and to separate them from other metals.

Ziye dongJoseph cotruvo jrCritical materials instituteLawrence livermore national laboratoryOffice of scienceEnergy innovation hubUs department of energyPenn stateLouis martarano career development professorDan parkJoseph cotruvo

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