alumina yield in the bayer process
The Bayer process was developed and patented by Karl Josef Bayer in Austria in 1888 and essentially involves digesting crushed bauxite in strong sodium hydroxide solutions at temperatures up to 240°C Most of the alumina is dissolved leaving an insoluble residue known as “red mud” which mainly comprises iron oxides and silica and is removed by filtration
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