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mbay Jarosite r d its concern. In t site r so called fly as fi holding cap,496 of toxic elem of C and 228Ac in lly d jarosite–CCRs products confirmed that the compressive strength of jarosite bricks reached as high as 140 kg/cm2 with 14.5 % water absorption capacity at the combination of 3:1 ratio of jarosite and clay, respectively, but, concentrations of all the toxic elements recommended by United States Environmental Protection Agency (USEPA)–Toxicity Leachate Characteristics Procedure (TCLP) standard are not within the permissible limits. However, it is confirmed that the toxic elements leaching potentials of s/s-sintered products developed using 2:1 jarosite clay ratio with 15% CCRs com