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Artemia is a
genus of
aquatic crustaceans also
known as
brine shrimp or sea monkeys. It is the only
genus in the
family Artemiidae. The
first historical...
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mining or in-situ
leaching in that
those methods inject water or
chemicals to
dissolve materials which are in a
solid state; in
brine mining, the materials...
- In-situ
leaching (ISL), also
called in-situ
recovery (ISR) or
solution mining, is a
mining process used to
recover minerals such as
copper and uranium...
- sources: salt
brines, lithium-rich clay, and hard-rock deposits. Each
method incurs certain unavoidable environmental disruptions. Salt
brine extraction...
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mixtures of
brine and salt are used,
sometimes with
additional agents such as
calcium chloride and/or
magnesium chloride. The use of salt or
brine becomes...
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hydroxide are
produced from
brine. The
process pumps lithium rich
brine from
below ground into
shallow pans for evaporation. The
brine contains many different...
- fuel oil to a
retention basin,
which in turn sent
hydrocarbons in the
leaching brine in the Étang de
Engrenier and Lavalduc. "Étang de Lavalduc". Retrieved...
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related to
Artemia monica.
Artemia monica, the Mono Lake
brine shrimp, is a
species of
brine shrimp,
endemic to Mono Lake in California,
United States...
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solubility as an ion, it is
present in
ocean water and is
commonly obtained from
brines.
Lithium metal is
isolated electrolytically from a
mixture of
lithium chloride...
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alkali metal hydroxide.
Traditionally it was
obtained by
using rainwater to
leach wood ashes,
which are
strongly alkaline and
highly soluble in water, of...
