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Countercurrent Decantation

Countercurrent Decantation is a hydrometallurgical solid-liquid separation process in which a series of thickening stages are arranged such that the solids flow in the opposite direction to the liquid, maximizing the recovery of valuable leachate and minimizing water and reagent consumption in uranium milling operations.

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  1. DD
    David Dreisinger

    University of British Columbia, Canada

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  2. RM
    Ronald Molnar

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  3. KB
    Ken Baxter

    University of British Columbia, Canada

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    J. C. Swallow

    National Institute of Oceanography, India

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    William K. Murray

    Peter MacCallum Cancer Centre, Australia

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  1. Canadian Metallurgical Quarterly

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  2. Deep Sea Research (1953)

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