2019RSC AdvancesOpen access

A novel approach coupling ferrous iron bio-oxidation and ferric iron chemo-reduction to promote biomineralization in simulated acidic mine drainage

Ning Wang, Di Fang, Guanyu Zheng, Jianru Liang, Lixiang Zhou

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into the reduction by ZVI may have considerable potential in the enhancement of biomineralization efficiency, which may further decrease soluble TFe and sulfate loads in AMD before lime neutralization.

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into the reduction by ZVI may have considerable potential in the enhancement of biomineralization efficiency, which may further decrease soluble TFe and sulfate loads in AMD before lime neutralization.

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into the reduction by ZVI may have considerable potential in the enhancement of biomineralization efficiency, which may further decrease soluble TFe and sulfate loads in AMD before lime neutralization.

Key concepts: Biomineralization, Ferrous, Acid mine drainage, FERRIC IRON, Ferric, Chemistry, Redox, Coupling (piping)

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