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The objectives of this study were to recover silica and iron oxides and sequestration using serpentine via various acid dissolution and pH swing processes. Serpentine collected from Guhang-myeon in S. Korea were mainly composed of antigorite and magnetite consisting of (45.3 wt.%), MgO (41.3 wt.%), (12.2 wt.%). Serpentine pulverized () and then dissolved in 3 different acids, HCl, , . Residues treated with acidic solution were recovered from the solution (step 1). And then the residual solution containing dissolved serpentine was titrated using . And pH of the solution increased up to pH

Silica and Iron Oxide Recovery and Mineral Carbonation from Serpentine Minerals Using Acid Dissolution and pH Swing Processes