Thus, the presence of calcium carbonate upon the addition of seawater (source of Ca) to Bayer liquor can be explained in terms of Equation (3) (3) Ca aq 2 + + CO 3 aq 2 − → CaCO 3 s An interesting trend existed for calcite and aragonite in the XRD patterns (Table 1 ), whereby calcite peaks were prevalent in the precipitates obtained from higher Bayer liquor concentrations (6–10 g L −1 ), while both aragonite and calcite related peaks were present in precipitates obtained at lower concentrations.
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Acid Mine Drainage Treatment Using Bayer Precipitates Obtained from Seawater Neutralization of Bayer Liquor.
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