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- This is my introduction2 Since the late 1963s a number of studies have been published on a broad range of dissolution of boron minerals in various solutions. Table 1 presents an overview of some literatures that investigated the dissolution of ulexite using the various solutions. These studies have shown that the kinetic model of dissolution reaction depends not only solution types but also experimental conditions. Currently, there are no sufficient studies that investigate the leaching kinetics of ulexite under different pressure conditions. Dissolution of ulexite in CO2 saturated water was investigated by the Huseyin. They have determined that the maximum temperature was 303 K and also the all experiments were carried out under the atmospheric condition.April 27, 201510
- This is my introduction Throughout decades, natural resources have been a critical driving force behind global economic development. Among the countries, Turkey, which holds 72 % of the world’s reserves for boron mineral through its 53 various minerals, has a comparative advantage in boron mineral products. Boron minerals have both industrial and strategic importance. Boron minerals are the natural compounds which contain different amounts of boron oxide in their structures and it is known that there are minerals containing boron more than 230 in nature. Boron minerals are widely used in many areas of the industry such as nuclear engineering, high-quality steels, in the production of heat resistant polymers, cosmetics, leather, ceramics, rubber, paint, textile, agriculture, and catalysts. Boron minerals can be used as a CO2 capture technology to reduce carbon dioxide emissions, and also boron minerals are more likely to be good potential candidates for store CO2.April 27, 201510

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