2025 • Journal Article
Design for recycle of devices to ensure efficient recovery of technology critical metals
Design for recycle unlocks selective and efficient recycling of technology critical metals.
Bibliographic Record
- Volume: 3
- Issue: 6
- Pages: 2455–2471
- Publisher: Royal Society of Chemistry
- DOI: 10.1039/d5su00128e
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10.1039/d5su00128e
10.1039/d5su00128eDesign for recycle of devices to ensure efficient recovery of technology critical metalsKeal, Molly E., Sean Scott, Bashayer N. N. Alsulami, Jeff Kettle, Andrew Feeney, Jacqueline S. Edge, Paul A. Anderson, et al.Molly E. Keal|Sean Scott|Bashayer N.N. Alsulami|Jeff Kettle|Andrew Feeney|Jacqueline S. Edge|Paul A. Anderson|Gavin D. J. Harper|Allan Walton|Guillaume Zante|Andrew P. AbbottKeal|Scott|Alsulami|Kettle|Feeney|Edge|Anderson|Harper|Walton|Zante|Abbott2025articleRSC SustainabilityRSC SustainabilityRoyal Society of Chemistry362455--2471
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