Molecular insights into aggregate speciation of diglycolamides for efficient extraction of rare earth elements

Kaustubh P. Bawankule; John A. Howarter

doi:10.1039/d5ra03801d

January 1, 2025RSC AdvancesOpen Access

Molecular insights into aggregate speciation of diglycolamides for efficient extraction of rare earth elements

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Key Points

Effective control of aggregate speciation enhances the efficiency of rare earth element extraction.
Optimization of surfactant-based extraction is driven by key physicochemical phenomena at multiple length scales.
Understanding nanoscale interactions can significantly impact macroscale separation processes in extraction.
Insights into diglycolamides’ behavior provide potential avenues for improving current extraction methods.

Implication

Research shows surfactant-based extraction improves separation efficiency in aggregate speciation, highlighting nanoscale control.

Abstract

Surfactant based extraction optimization is governed by physicochemical phenomena occurring across multiple length scales. Effective control of aggregate speciation at the nanoscale has implications for enhancing macroscale separation efficiency.

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Bawankule et al. (2025) studied this question.

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Molecular insights into aggregate speciation of diglycolamides for efficient extraction of rare earth elements

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Molecular insights into aggregate speciation of diglycolamides for efficient extraction of rare earth elements

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