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Fig 1.

XRD spectrum of tailings.

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Fig 2.

Particle size distribution of tailings with different grinding time.

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Table 1.

Main chemical composition and content in tailings (wt%).

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Fig 3.

Device for immersion curing.

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Fig 4.

Shaping and preparation of tailings specimen.

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Fig 5.

Shaping of specimens with mixed bacteria.

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Fig 6.

Division of tailings specimen.

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Fig 7.

Relationship between bacterial solution concentration and mechanical properties.

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Fig 8.

Relationship between bacterial solution concentration and CaCO3 content in each region.

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Fig 9.

SEM image of the tailings specimen for OD600 = 1.6.

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Fig 10.

Relationship between cementing solution concentration and mechanical properties.

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Fig 11.

Relationship between cementing solution concentration and CaCO3 content in each region.

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Fig 12.

SEM image of tailings specimen for cementing solution concentration of 0.25 mol/L.

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Fig 13.

Relationship between tailings particle size and mechanical properties.

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Fig 14.

Relationship between tailings particle size and CaCO3 content in different regions.

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Fig 15.

SEM image of cemented tailings specimen.

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Fig 16.

Relationship between curing temperature and mechanical properties.

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Fig 17.

Relationship between curing temperature and CaCO3 content in each region.

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Fig 18.

SEM image of tailings specimen after cementation at 30°C.

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Fig 19.

CaCO3 precipitation in different regions.

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Fig 20.

Cementation effect of different mixing modes.

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