Florent Bourgeois

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Laboratoire de Génie Chimique

France

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Professor Florent Bourgeois is a faculty member at the Laboratoire de Génie Chimique in France. His research focuses on hydrometallurgical processes, mineralization technologies for carbon storage, and innovative solutions for the reprocessing of industrial waste. Recent publications include studies on mechanically-assisted leaching of critical metals and the thermo-kinetic modeling of acidic leaching processes. He is actively involved in advancing sustainable practices within the field of chemical engineering.

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Clément Laskar

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Laboratoire de Génie Chimique

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Case-based analysis of mechanically-assisted leaching for hydrometallurgical extraction of critical metals from ores and wastes: application in chalcopyrite, ferronickel slag, and Ni-MH black mass

Tungsten tailings issues and reprocessing solutions

Editorial: CO<sub>2</sub> mineralization: A carbon storage technology for a sustainable future

High-pressure carbonation of mortar as a model for recycled concrete aggregates

Hydrometallurgical Processing of Chalcopyrite by Attrition-Aided Leaching

Oscillation dynamics of the air-core in a hydrocyclone

Observation of the depassivation effect of attrition on magnesium silicates' direct aqueous carbonation products

Thermo-kinetic modelling of the acidic leaching of anorthosite: Key learnings toward the conception of a sustainable industrial process

Observation of the depassivation effect of attrition on magnesium silicates' direct aqueous carbonation products

Thermo-kinetic modelling of the acidic leaching of anorthosite: Key learnings toward the conception of a sustainable industrial process

Insights Into Nickel Slag Carbonation in a Stirred Bead Mill

Definition and Exploration of the Integrated CO2 Mineralization Technological Cycle

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Clément Laskar

Eric Climent

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