Sorbents from mineral raw materials

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In 2000, the share of Russia in the world mineral output amounted to 8.3%, to which a significant contributor was the Murmansk Region producing Cu, Ni, Co, Al, P, REE, Zr, Ti, Ta, Nb, Fe ores and other minerals. The Europe-biggest mining companies "Apatit" and "JSC Kola Mining & Metallurgical Company", and some other leading enterprises ("KovdorGOK", "Kovdorsluyda", "Olkon", "Lovozerskaya Mining Co."), are producing up to 100% phosphoric raw materials in Russia, 10-12% iron ores, 18-20% Ni, Cu and Co, up to 100% Zr, 80-90% mica, about 35% ceramic raw materials, 70-80% Nb- and Ta-bearing concentrates. During the twentieth century 200 claims and licenses were granted to the effect that about 40% of the explored regional mineral resources were involved into exploitation.

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Nikolaev, A. I., Gerasimova, L. G., & Maslova, M. V. (2013). Sorbents from mineral raw materials. In Minerals as Advanced Materials II (Vol. 9783642200182, pp. 81–86). Springer-Verlag Berlin Heidelberg. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-642-20018-2_8

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