Francisco Jose Alguacil
Antimony is a chemical element with diverse uses that falls into the range of a critical raw material. Although it appears in nature as stibnite, the mining of this mineralogical species is rare or uncommon, and it is the element that is basically recovered as a secondary material in the processing of various elements (such as gold and copper). Another source for the recovery of this element is the recycling of Sb-bearing wastes such as batteries and alloys. Once dissolved and in order to recover it from the different leachates, adsorption processes are the ones that seem to have, at least for the scientific community, the highest acceptance. This work reviews the most recent advances (in 2024) in the recovery of antimony from different sources using not only adsorption processes but also other technologies of practical interest.
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