Jack Groppo

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University of Kentucky

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Jack Groppo is a Professor at the University of Kentucky, specializing in environmental science and materials engineering. His research encompasses kinetics and modeling of leaching processes, the chemistry of coals, and the distribution of rare earth elements in coal and fly ash. Recent publications include studies on the environmental impacts of waste materials and novel approaches to carbon emissions re-use.

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James Hower

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University of Kentucky

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Xinbo Yang

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University of Utah

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Duke University

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Kinetics and Modeling of Counter-Current Leaching of Waste Random-Access Memory Chips in a Cu-NH<sub>3</sub>-SO<sub>4</sub> System Utilizing Cu(II) as an Oxidizer

Was coal metamorphism an influence on the minor element chemistry of the Middle Pennsylvanian Springfield (No. 9) coal in Western Kentucky?

Coal Feed-Dependent Variation in Fly Ash Chemistry in a Single Pulverized-Combustion Unit

Material Characterization and Physical Processing of a General Type of Waste Printed Circuit Boards

Algae-Based Beneficial Re-use of Carbon Emissions Using a Novel Photobioreactor: a Techno-Economic and Life Cycle Analysis

Distribution of Rare Earth Elements in the Illinois Basin Coals

Distribution of rare earth elements in fly ash derived from the combustion of Illinois Basin coals

Distribution of rare earth elements in the pilot-scale processing of fly ashes derived from eastern Kentucky coals: Comparisons of the feed and processed ashes

Rare Earth-bearing particles in fly ash carbons: Examples from the combustion of eastern Kentucky coals

Signatures of rare earth element distributions in fly ash derived from the combustion of Central Appalachian, Illinois, and Powder River basin coals

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James Hower

Xinbo Yang

Heileen Hsu-Kim

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