Aqueous Rare Earth Elements, Concentration, and Stable Isotopes in Deep Basin Brines, Wyoming

Abstract

Presentation given to National Groundwater Association meeting on deep basin brines. This presentation discusses why produced waters are being observed, the importance of REE's, the study areas examined, the data collected, and the relationship between REE concentration and possible ligands.

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DOE Project Name: Assessing rare earth element concentrations in geothermal and oil and gas produced waters: A potential domestic source of strategic mineral commodities
DOE Project Number: EE0007603
DOE Project Lead: Holly Thomas

Last Updated: over a year ago

Apr

2017

Data from April, 2017
Submitted Jun 14, 2017

Contact

University of Wyoming

307.766.6697

Status

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Authors

Scott Quillinan
University of Wyoming

Charles Nye
University of Wyoming

Travis McLing
Idaho National Laboratory

Ghanashyam Neupane
Idaho National Laboratory

Keywords

geothermal, energy, deep basin brines, brine, isotopes, rare earth elements, REE, trace elements, basin, wind river basin, powder river basin, wyoming, concentration

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