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Acid biodesulphurisation of coal discards using a heap leaching approach
The extraction and processing of coal generate substantial amount of wastes, which include waste rock, coal discards, and coal fines, posing significant environmental risks. The presence of sulphidic minerals, particularly pyrite, in these wastes can lead to the formation of acidic runoffs, known as...
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Department of Chemical Engineering
2026
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