Speciation and quantitation of precious metals in model acidic leach liquors, theoretical and practical aspects of recycling
Waste printed circuit boards are a major source of strategic materials such as platinum group metals since they are used for the fabrication of technological devices, such as hard drive discs, capacitors, and diodes. Because of the high cost of platinum, palladium, and gold (> 25 k€/kg), an econo...
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