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| Definition | : | In-Situ Leaching |
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In-Situ Leaching (ISL) or in-situ recovery (ISR) is a mining process used to recover minerals such as copper and uranium through boreholes drilled into a deposit. In situ leaching refers to the mining technique of injecting water underground to dissolve ore and bringing the impregnated water to the surface for extraction.
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Indian Super League
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Independent School League
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Institute of State and Law
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Integer set library
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Inter-Switch Link
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International School of Luxembourg
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Isleworth Railway Station
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International School of Louisiana
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Institute of Shipping Economics and Logistics
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International School of Lausanne
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International School of Lusaka
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Island Soccer League
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Intercon Security Limited
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The full form of ISL is In-Situ Leaching