Aleks Nikoloski

Professor, Centre for Water, Energy and Waste, Murdoch University

Hydrometallurgy

Electrochemistry

Pyrometallurgy

Mineral processing/beneficiation

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Solution purification and valuable by-products formation during the production of batterygrade lithium from micas. MRIWA Project M479

by Aleksandar N. Nikoloski, James Hamilton Kyle, Glen O'Malley, Rorie Gilligan, Onias Sitando and Kwang Loon Ang

Published 2019

Final Report. Minerals Research Institute of Western Australia

The project, part of a major collaboration between the Minerals Research Institute of Western Australia (MRIWA), Murdoch University and sponsors Lithium Australia and Venus Metals Corp, sought to develop new technology for battery grade lithium production. The project also aimed to capture valuable byproducts from the extraction of high-grade lithium carbonate from certain groupings of minerals, known as micas.

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Solution purification and valuable by-products formation during the production of battery-grade lithium from micas. MRIWA Project M479

by A.N. Nikoloski, J.H. Kyle, G.P. O'Malley, R. Gilligan, O. Sitando and A. Ang

Published 2019

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The development of a method for production of LiOH·H2O from a LiCl solution by electrodialysis and crystallization. Confidential report for Reed Industrial Minerals Pty Ltd

by M. Barmi, K.L. Ang and A. Nikoloski

Published 2013

This report summarises the results obtained from a series of laboratory bench scale experiments carried out in order to develop a process for the electrodialysis of a LiCl brine solution to produce LiOH solution, for subsequent conversion by crystallisation to LiOH·H2O as the end product.

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Recovery of Nickel and Cobalt from Laterite Ores and Tailings – Fundamentals of Impurity Rejection

by A. Nikoloski and C-H Yu

Published 2012

Confidential

Report

Extraction of brannerite from its ores – A Literature Review

by D. Maree, A. Nikoloski, K. Chong and R. Hackl