633 Rare Earth Elements: Extraction, Separation, Characterization, Economics, Criticality, and Kinetics


Description:
This symposium will cover aspects of rare earth element recovery, extraction, and separation. The focus of the session will be on rare earth elements related to fossil energy, but other rare earth element technologies and processes are also welcomed and encouraged Topics will include, but not be limited to: - Rare earth element recovery from fossil fuel derived solids and liquids - Rare earth elements in coal and petroleum fuels - Rare earth element chemistry in power systems - Mining waste - Fly ash and slag - Separation methods - Rare earth geochemistry, including modes of occurrence - Measurement and characterization: challenges and solutions - Modeling - Mining and recovery methods in industry - Extraction from Phosphogypsum, Red Mud, Electronics, Phosphors, & Wastes - Microwave pretreatment for REE extraction - Supercritical Fluid Extraction - Utilization in Hybrid Car Batteries, Electronics, Phosphors, Catalysts and Wind Turbine Magnets - Novel Materials Employing the Lanthanides

Sponsor:
Advances in Fossil Energy R&D
Co-Sponsor(s):
Fossil Fuels & CCS (T4G)


Chair:
Evan J. Granite
Research Chemical Engineer
United States Department of Energy
National Energy Technology Laboratory
PO Box 10940
Pittsburgh, PA
15236-0940
Email: evan.granite@netl.doe.gov


Papers:
633a
Recovering Rare Earth Elements from Coal-Based Materials
Mary Anne Alvin, US Department of Energy
633b
Transmission Electron Microscopy Observations of Rare Earth Minerals in the Fire Clay Coal, Kentucky, and in the Derived Combustion Ashes
James C. Hower, University of Kentucky
633c
Selectivity and Recovery of Rare Earth Elements from Coal Ash Leachates Using Liquid Membrane-Based Separations
Ryan Smith, Duke University; Ross Taggart, Duke University; Mark R. Wiesner, Duke University; Heileen Hsu-Kim, Duke University
633d
Effect of Calcium Halide Salt Addition on the Fate of Rare Earth Compounds during Coal Combustion Process
Ward Burgess, NETL; Murphy J. Keller, US DOE/NETL; Elliot Roth, DOE National Energy Technology Laboratory; Bret H. Howard, National Energy Technology Laboratory; Jonathan W. Lekse, National Energy Technology Laboratory; Evan J. Granite, United States Department of Energy
633e
Examination of the Distribution and Form of the Rare Earth Elements in a Metalliferous Lignite Coal
Brittany Rew, University of North Dakota; Dan Laudal, University of North Dakota; Steve Benson, Microbeam Technologies Incorporated; Nolan Theaker, University of North Dakota
633f
Economic Extraction, Recovery and Upgrading of Rare Earth Elements from Coal-Based Resources
Michael Free, University of Utah
633g
Hydrometallurgical Circuits for the Recovery of RARE Earth Elements from Coal Sources
Rick Honaker, University of Kentucky
633h
Determination and Recovery of Rare Earths from Coal Combustion By-Products
Evan J. Granite, United States Department of Energy; Ken Ladwig, EPRI; Elliot Roth, DOE National Energy Technology Laboratory
633i
Evaluation of Critical Trace Elements Including Rare Earth Elements in U.S. Coals
Ronghong Lin, United States Department of Energy; Yee Soong, National Energy Technology Laboratory (NETL), Office of Research and Development, Department of Energy, Pittsburgh, PA; Evan J. Granite, United States Department of Energy
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