STUDY OF THE LEACHING KINETICS OF LITHIUM-BEARING TAILINGS
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This article investigates the leaching kinetics of lithium-bearing tailings using sulfuric and hydrofluoric acids. The main aim of the experiments was to study the dependence of the process rate on key technological parameters and to identify the limiting stages. The obtained data can be useful for optimizing lithium leaching conditions and further industrial application.
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