Rare earth element resources : Indian context
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TextSeries: Society of Earth Scientists seriesPublication details: Cham : The Society of Earth Scientists : Springer, 2022 Description: xx, 395 p. : 95 illusISBN: 9783031067235Subject(s): Rare earth metals | Beach Sand Deposit | Samchampi carbonatite complex | Tamil NaduDDC classification: 553.493(540) Online resources: Table of contents | Reviews Summary: This volume presents a brief introduction to the Rare Earth Elements (REE) and their discovery, mineralogy, deposit types and applications. The book focusses on the aspects of both natural and industrial REE resources of India. It covers geological, structural, geochemical, petrological, mineralogical and genetic aspects of the natural deposits, and provides an account of the available industrial sources. The relative merits and potential of the several resources for future development and directions for inputs in REE exploration are discussed at the end of the monograph.
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This volume presents a brief introduction to the Rare Earth Elements (REE) and their discovery, mineralogy, deposit types and applications. The book focusses on the aspects of both natural and industrial REE resources of India. It covers geological, structural, geochemical, petrological, mineralogical and genetic aspects of the natural deposits, and provides an account of the available industrial sources. The relative merits and potential of the several resources for future development and directions for inputs in REE exploration are discussed at the end of the monograph.
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