Reagent Consumption is a process-level metric in uranium milling that quantifies the amount of chemical reagents utilized per unit of ore processed, distinguishing it from related operational metrics by focusing specifically on the efficiency and cost implications of chemical input usage in leaching, precipitation, and purification stages.
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