Federal grant · cooperative agreement (b)
Phoenix Tailings, Inc. New Award DE-FOA-0003510 – Realize Energy-rich Compound Opportunities Valorizing Extraction From Refuse Waters (recover) Project Title: ''select: Selective Extraction via Ligand-enhanced Complexation and Thermal Separation'' the United States Faces Significant Vulnerabilities in Its Critical Material Supply Chains, Particularly for Rare Earth Elements and Other Critical Minerals Dominated by Adversarial Nations, Posing a Threat to Energy, Defense, and Industrial Sectors. a Proposed Solution Involves Developing a Novel Fractional Distillation Process Utilizing Volatile Ligands to Selectively Recover These Vital Materials From Underutilized Domestic Wastewater Streams, Thereby Reducing Reliance on Foreign Sources and Bolstering U.s. Mineral Independence
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