Magnesium bicarbonate as an in situ uranium lixiviant

Details Magnesium bicarbonate as an in situ uranium lixiviant Magnesium bicarbonate as an in situ uranium lixiviant

1982-12-06

1984-09-25

Novosad, Stephen J.

Mining or in situ disintegration of hard material

In situ conversion of solid to fluid

Dissolving or chemical reaction

299 4, 423 17, E21B 4328

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044732554

ABSTRACT:
In the subsurface solution mining of mineral values, especially uranium, in situ, magnesium bicarbonate leaching solution is used instead of sodium, potassium and ammonium carbonate and bicarbonates. The magnesium bicarbonate solution is formed by combining carbon dioxide with magnesium oxide and water. The magnesium bicarbonate lixivant has four major advantages over prior art sodium, potassium and ammonium bicarbonates.

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patent: 4185872 (1980-01-01), Habib

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