Sasha Wilson

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University of Alberta

Canada

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Professor Sasha Wilson is a faculty member at the University of Alberta in Canada. Her research focuses on sustainable forest management, mineral carbonation processes, and the extraction of critical metals from ultramafic rocks. Recent publications include studies on CO2 mineralization and the geochemical behavior of carbonate minerals under various conditions. Professor Wilson is dedicated to advancing knowledge in geochemistry and sustainable resource management.

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Articles (20)

Magnesite formation during nesquehonite decomposition in the presence and absence of retained self-generated gases and the role of X-ray amorphous materials as essential stores for CO2

Incorporating enhanced rock weathering into sustainable forest management

Artificial Laterite from Acid Leaching of Ultramafic Rocks: Mobilization, Enrichment, and Extraction of Critical Metals

Equilibrium carbon, magnesium and position-specific oxygen isotope fractionations in the magnesium carbonate – water – carbon dioxide system based on quantum mechanical calculations and laboratory precipitation experiments

CO2 mineralization of kimberlite residues from the Gahcho Kué Diamond Mine, Northwest Territories, Canada

Quantifying the potential for mineral carbonation of processed kimberlite with the Rietveld-PONKCS method

Migration of transition metals and potential for carbon mineralization during acid leaching of processed kimberlite from Venetia diamond mine, South Africa

Influence of Iron Substitution and Solution Composition on Brucite Carbonation

Amorphous-to-Crystalline Transition of Ca–Mg-Carbonates as a Function of Composition, Time, and Temperature

Water Activity Controls the Stability of Amorphous Ca–Mg- and Mg-Carbonates

Accelerating mineral carbonation in hydraulic fracturing flowback and produced water using CO2-rich gas

Unlocking the potential of hydraulic fracturing flowback and produced water for CO2 removal via mineral carbonation

Direct measurement of CO2 drawdown in mine wastes and rock powders: Implications for enhanced rock weathering

Fizzy ore processing sequesters CO 2 while supplying critical metals

Effects of salinity on the leaching of ionic species from hydrocarbon target formations during hydraulic fracturing

Non-classical crystallization of very high magnesium calcite and magnesite in the Coorong Lakes, Australia

Preservation of Terrestrial Microorganisms and Organics Within Alteration Products of Chondritic Meteorites from the Nullarbor Plain, Australia

Tellurium biogeochemical transformation and cycling in a metalliferous semi-arid environment

Mineral Diversity on Europa: Exploration of Phases Formed in the MgSO4–H2SO4–H2O Ternary

Trace Elemental Partitioning on Clays Derived From Hydrothermal Muds of the El Tatio Geyser Field, Chile

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Stewart J. Fallon

Bree Morgan

Daniel Alessi

Ian Power

Shannon Flynn

Barbara Etschmann

Nina Zeyen

Gordon Southam

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