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Recycling Manganese Oxide

09/24/2008 10:46 AM

I have a source of manganese oxide to recycle in Canada. It is in pellet mixed with a type of clay. I am looking for a mine smelter or a battery processing plant that could use it in their product. I read that some water treatment plants even used it to produce chlorine from some other source.

Do you know of any industry that could use about a ton or two a year packaged in 5 gal. pails?

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Re: Recycling Manganese Oxide

09/25/2008 9:42 AM

I have no affiliation with the link provided, in fact, I didn't even bother to check which state they are in, but here's a place to start:

http://www.americanelements.com/mnoxnp.html

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Re: Recycling Manganese Oxide

09/25/2008 10:07 AM

Thank you.

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