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The central aim is to optimize the leaching conditions to enhance titanium recovery from red mud.

February 5, 2026

Enhancing Titanium Content on Red Mud using Leaching Technique using Bromic Acid

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The central aim is to optimize the leaching conditions to enhance titanium recovery from red mud.
Examined effects of bromic acid concentration, temperature, and leaching time on titanium content.
Conducted experiments at varying conditions to identify optimum levels for titanium extraction.
Utilized XRD and XRF analyses to assess mineral composition post-leaching.
Optimal bromic acid concentration identified at 4.41 mol/L with 3.46 wt.% titanium content.
A six-hour reaction time yielded maximum titanium content of 3.78 wt.% upon leaching.
Increased temperature to 75 °C significantly improved leaching rate due to better reaction kinetics.

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Demonstrates effective titanium recovery from red mud using bromic acid leaching, suggesting a sustainable approach for metal extraction.

Hidayat et al. (2025) studied this question.

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