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Sodium aluminate from alumina-bearing intermediates and wastes

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It has been ascertained from theoretical premises and commercial practice that sodium aluminate may be produced using alumina-bearing industrial intermediates and wastes, including spent potliner and salt cake resulting from aluminum-dross recycling. The utilization of these unused waste materials can provide a supply for the world’s demand for sodium aluminate and improve environmental conditions.

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Victor Rayzman earned his Ph.D. in metallurgy at the National Research and Design Institute of Aluminum, Magnesium and Electrod Industry (VAMI) in 1978. He is currently an independent consultant.

Igor Filipovich earned his M.Sc. in metallurgy at Leningrad Mining Institute of St. Petersburg in 1980. He is currently an analytical chemist for Safety Kleen Corporation.

Leonid Nisse earned his M.Sc. in chemical engineering at Leningrad Technological Institute in 1967. He is currently a supervisor of an alumina workshop at Leningrad Pilot Plant in St. Petersburg, Russia.

Yuri Vlasenko earned his M.Sc. in metallurgy at Leningrad Mining Institute of St. Petersburg in 1959. He is currently a researcher at St. Petersburg Institute of Mineral Resources Enrichment (Mekhanobr).

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Rayzman, V., Filipovich, I., Nisse, L. et al. Sodium aluminate from alumina-bearing intermediates and wastes. JOM 50, 32–37 (1998). https://doi.org/10.1007/s11837-998-0284-8

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