In an attempt to link the microbial community composition and function in mine tailings to the generation of acid mine drainage, we simultaneously explored the geochemistry and microbiology of six tailings collected from a lead/zinc mine, i.e. primary tailings (T1), slightly acidic tailings (T2), extremely acidic tailings (T3, T4 and T5) and orange-coloured oxidized tailings (T6)
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Get MoreAug 12, 2020 Exploring the A 2 BX 3 Family for New Functional Materials Using Crystallographic Database Mining and First-Principles Calculations. Joseph W. Bennett* Joseph W. Bennett. Department of Chemistry and Biochemistry, University of Maryland, Baltimore County, Baltimore, Maryland 21250, United States *Email: [email protected] More by Joseph W. Bennett
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Get MoreSome of the critical hydrogeochemical processes that influence groundwater chemistry in coal-bearing strata include CO 2 production in soils, silicate hydrolysis, pyrite oxidation, carbonate mineral dissolution, cation exchange, sulfate reduction, and the precipitation and dissolution of secondary minerals such as gypsum, kaolinite, and goethite (Groenwold et al., 1981; Powell and Larson, 1985). These reactions
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