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 A novel method of iron oxalate  can separate 1-butene isomers through  via ion exchange coupled with thermal   94%. The roasting leads to LiNa(SO ),  Intensifi ed extraction of rare  to be useful. (ACS Omega, 2023; DOI:
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 production through the valori-  molecular exclusion. Dynamic break-  treatment. Molecular dynamic simulations   LiMnO , NiO, LiMn O , Co S , and   earth  elements  (REEs)  from   10.1021/acsomega.2C08299).
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 sation of red mud (RM)  through experiments confirmed the  were done. Ba-ETS-4-350 exhibited the   Ni, CO, and Mn. (J. Enviromental   coal fl y ash (CFA)
 [The production of alumina, for the pro-  excellent separation performance, easy  largest-equilibrium selectivity of 12.42.   Chem. Eng., 2023, 11, issue3, 110060;   [CFA has been a source of many mate-  Study on HCl removal by glyce-
 duction of aluminium, requires treatment   regeneration, and remarkable reusability.  Adsorption sites of CO  were recognised.   DOI:10.1016/j.jece.2023.110060).  rials and there are references to making   rol (G) in a rotor-stator reactor
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 of bauxite with NaOH and a lot of red   (Angew. Chem. Intl. Ed.; DOI: 10.1002/  (Ind. Eng. Chem. Res., 2023; DOI:   Toward more sustainable hydrau-  even zeolites.]  (RSR) and desorption of HCl
 mud accumulates, which is a source of   anie.202303671).  10.1021/acs.iecr.3C01079).  lic binders: controlling calcium
 nuisance and hazard. It can be profi t-  PVDF bubble caps for distilla- Separation of limonene (L) and   sulphate phase selection via spe-  F. Lomanjaya and J-C. Liu have referred   H. Jin et al have referred to the uncom-
 ability valorised and this column has   tion columns  p-Cymene (PC) from the light   cifi c additives  to CFA as one of the promising second-  mon emission of HCl in fl ue gas, which
 covered this topic.]  fractions of tire pyrolysis oil   ary sources of REEs. These authors have   poses threats to environment and human
 There is a problem about the material   S. Reigl et al have referred to Bassanite,  worked on two intensifi ed extraction   health, and its removal has attracted
 E. Degregorio et al have worked on   of construction of bubble caps in a distilla-  (TPO)  CaSO  hemihydrate, as one of the most  methods, subcritical water extraction   attention. A RSR was used as an absorber
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 valorising RM where rare earths can be   tion column handling corrosive systems  Many tires have natural rubber as the   extensively used inorganic binders in con-  (SWE) and microwave assisted extrac-  with G as the absorbent; operating vari-
 obtained and here these authors have   and stainless steels are not useful. S.  basis, which is polyisoprene, and pyrolysis   struction application. The current process  tion (MAE), in the recovery of REEs,   ables were studied and data on mass
 worked on the recovery of iron as Fe(II)   Upadhye and H. Mistry have reported  gives isoprene which gets converted to   is based on the thermal dehydration of  including yttrium (Y) and samarium   transfer coeffi cient were obtained. The
 oxalate. Four types of acids have been   a case study of a corrosive system asso-  L and PC is also formed. The separation   gypsum, which consumes energy. These  (Sm). Their results show a total of 80.3%   inlet gas contained HCl varying from
 used – HCl, H SO , H PO , H C O  for   ciated with separation in a phosphoric  of L from PC poses problems as it has   authors have succeeded in getting the  Y and 68% Sm recovery using SWE   700 mg/cu.m. to 2400 mg/cu.m. and the
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 iron extraction from RM. (These authors   similar melting points and boiling points.   hemihydrate by spontaneous precipitation  at 1.0 N HCl, S/L of 5 gm/litre, 150°C   removal % was still 94.5%. Desorption
 have considered the source from Mon-  Thus the separation is done via epoxida-  from supersaturated solution at moderate  for 5 min. MAE also yielded leaching   was done at 170°C. G could be recycled.
 tenegro). HCl shows high Fe extraction   tion of L, which then has higher boiling   temperature. There is emphasis on the  effi ciency of 72% of Y and 54.5% of   (Chem. Eng. Process – Process Intensifi -
 capacity, giving a solution of 22.6%.   point and separation can be realised.   presence of specific additives during  Sm at 2.0 N HCl, S/L of 2.5 gm per litre   cation, 2023, 190, August, 109410;
 These authors worked on pre-extraction   L-epoxide also has commercial impor-  crystallisation. This could happen even  at 150°C for 5 min. SWE seems to be   DOI:10.1016/j.cep.2023.109410).
 with HCl followed by treatment with   tance. (Sep. and Purfn. Technol., 2023,   at 40°C with added conc. of only 0.1M  more attractive. (J. Chem. Technol. Bio-
 oxalic acid to precipitate Fe (C O ) .2H O   319, 15 Aug., 124068; DOI:10.1016/  or even less. (ACS Sustainable Chem.  technol., 2023; DOI: 10.1002/jctb.7451).  From the conventional to the
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 with a purity up to 96%wt.  acid plant. These authors, from Arkema  jseppur.2023,124068).  Eng., 2023; DOI: 10.1021/acssusche-  intermittent biodrying of orange
 and Sangir Plastics, have come out with   meng.3C00429).  Effect of the structure of highly  solid waste biomass
 (It may be noted that for 1 tonne of   PVDF bubble caps, which have worked   Na SO  roasting for preferential   porous silica extracted from
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 Al, 0.9-2.0 tonnes residue is formed   satisfactorily in the plant where corro-  Li extraction from cathode mate-  Bioinspired design of a giant   sugarcane bagasse (SCB) fl y ash   G.D. Maia et al have reported biodrying
 and the annual production is about 120   sion was encountered. (Chem. Eng./Mc-  rial of spent Li ion batteries  (Mn86] nanocage-based MOF   on Afl atoxin B1 (A) adsorption  of orange solid waste biomass in three
 mtpa) (Chem.Eng.Res.Des., 2023; DOI:   Graw Hill Magazine, 2023, June issue).  [The recovery of valuable components   with specifi c CO  binding pockets   operation modes; conventional full load
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 10.1016/j.cherd.2023.04.036, Vol. 194,   of Li ion batteries like Li, Ni, Co, etc.   for highly selective CO  sepa-  and long operation time (CFLT); con-
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 June, 95-104).  Enhancing size-selective   is receiving a lot of attention due to the   ration  Most cane-sugar factories burn SCB and   ventional partial load and short operat-
 adsorption of CO /CH  on ETS-4   obvious economic benefi ts and this column   thus fl y ash is readily available. The fl y   ing time (CPST); and intermittent par-
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 Molecular exclusion separation  via ion-exchange coupled with  has covered some papers.]  [The removal of CO  from a variety of  ash contains SiO  and Al O  and can be   tial load biodrying with homogenisation
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       streams, by different absorption, adsorp-
                                         used to make aluminosilicate, which is a
 of 1-butene isomers by a robust  thermal treatment  tion and membrane-based operations has  good adsorbent. The concentration of A   (IPST). It seems IPST shows signifi cant
 Z. Yang et al have worked on using
 MOF under humid conditions  Q. Peng  et al have referred to the  Na SO  for roasting to valorise Li and this   received a lot of attention and this column  can be reduced by using the absorbent as   improvement in the moisture transport
                                                                          mechanisms and is advantageous. [The
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 tunability of pores in ETS-4. They have  is done at 750°C and the molar ratio of   has covered many papers.]  per the title. The structure of recovered   world production in the citrus industry
 [There is a lot of activity in adsorption   synthesised Na-ETS-4 by the hydrother-  Na SO  to spent cathode material of 3.   silica was studied by S. Sungsinchai   of solid by-products, in the form of peel,
 based diffi cult separations due to energy   mal method and additionally modifi ed  The leaching effi ciency of Li reaches   S. Geng et al have come out with a novel  et al and compared with bentonite. Dif-  seed, branches, exceeds 70-mtpa; in
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 saving and lower capital investment and   strategy for making CO -selective absor-  ferent absorbents were made and found   2019 citrus production was 140-mtpa.
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 this column has covered many papers.]  bents, which are bioinspired. These have    Citrus-cellulose production is
       unique enzyme-like confi ned pockets,                                    done via pioneering way by the
 X. Huang et al have reported a robust   and strong coordination, which results in   Italian company, Orange Fiber;
 ultramicroporous MOF (MET-Fe) that   only CO  molecules to fi t in the pockets   nanocellulose is also produced.
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       and other gas molecules are prohibited.                                 There is a reference to the reco-
       These authors have reported record-high                                 very of hesperides.] (Chem. Eng.
       selectivities of CO /CH  and CO /N  mix-                                Process –  Process Intensifica-
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       tures, which were verifi ed by experimen-                                tion, 2023, 188, June, 109361;
       tal breakthrough tests. (Angew. Chem.                                   DOI:10.1016/j.cep.2023.
       Intl. Ed.; DOI: 10.1002/anie.202305390).                                109361).
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