The industrial effectiveness of kaolin is heavily dependent on its physical and chemical characteristics, which can be enhanced through beneficiation techniques such as froth flotation, gravity separation, and acid leaching. These methods are employed to remove impurities, though they can be both costly and environmentally harmful . In Nigeria, kaolin deposits are abundant, but impurities often limit their industrial utility. Consequently, there is a need for more cost-effective and environmentally friendly methods to improve kaolin quality for a wider range of applications .