Titlebook: Biotechnological Innovations in the Mineral-Metal Industry; Sandeep Panda,Srabani Mishra,Eric D. Van Hullebusc Book 2024 The Editor(s) (if

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Phosphate Minerals and Applications of Phosphate Solubilizing Microorganisms for Extraction of Crithosphate mineral, monazite, has suggested that in addition to protonation and complexation mechanisms either through organic acids production in heterotrophs or biogenic sulfuric acid in acidophiles, bacterial attachment has a pivotal role in bioleaching systems. This chapter highlights the recent a

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Role of Biosurfactants in Heavy Metal Removal and Mineral Flotation,erse the water immiscible substances. Biosurfactants are in demand and commercially promising due to their properties, i.e., low toxicity, higher biodegradability, environmental compatibility, foaming properties, shows stable activity at extreme pH, temperature and salinity, etc. Biosurfactants play

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,Recovery of Metals from Leach Liquors: Biosorption?,?Metal Sulfide Precipitation,ations from complex leachates. Each of these techniques has advantages and drawbacks. Sometimes, a technique may not be effective in attaining higher metal recovery. Therefore, different recovery techniques are needed to recover the target elements from the complex leachates. Maybe a combination of

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Anaerobic Bioreactor Technology (ABT) for the Treatment of Acid Mine Drainage (AMD),ch. In contrast to this, biological processes are economical to run and do not require a high concentrations of sulfate in the targeted stream. The present chapter critically reviews the state-of-the-art on available aerobic and anaerobic bioreactor technologies with an emphasis on anaerobic bioreac

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,Microbes, Metal(Loid)s and Microbe–Metal(Loid) Interactions in the Context of Mining Industry,on of large quantities of wastewater with low concentrations of metals (for example: 10?mg/L Te(IV) in used solar cell leachate; 5–30?mg/L Cr, 0.14–21?mg/L Cu, 0.2–30?mg/L Ni,?and 0.2–28?mg/L Zn in electroplating wastewater) makes the biological treatment processes more attractive, over physicochemi