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Metal-Dependent Effects and Crowding Robustness of Pseudomonas fluorescens Esterase I. [PDF]

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Targeted Decomplexation of Metal Complexes for Efficient Metal Recovery by Ozone/Percarbonate.

Environmental Science and Technology, 2023
Traditional methods cannot efficiently recover Cu from Cu(II)-EDTA wastewater and encounter the formation of secondary contaminants. In this study, an ozone/percarbonate (O3/SPC) process was proposed to efficiently decomplex Cu(II)-EDTA and ...
Ying Chen   +10 more
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Evaluating the metal recovery potential of coal fly ash based on sequential extraction and machine learning.

Environmental Research, 2023
Given the depletion of metal resources and the potential leaching of toxic elements from solid waste, secondary recovery of metal from solid waste is essential to achieve coordinated development of resources and the environment.
Mengting Wu   +3 more
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Recent advances and prospects in electrochemical coupling technologies for metal recovery from water.

Journal of Hazardous Materials, 2022
With the development of our society, the desire to recover valuable metal resources from metal-containing wastewaters or natural water bodies is becoming increasingly stronger nowadays.
Jiaxin Du   +3 more
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Advances in physiochemical and biotechnological approaches for sustainable metal recovery from e-waste: A critical review

Journal of Cleaner Production, 2021
A large amount of waste printed circuit boards (WPCBs) has been generated due to the tenacious scientific development and therefore, the improvement of expectations for everyday comforts.
A. Islam   +8 more
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Cost-benefit analysis of metal recovery from e-waste: Implications for international policy.

Waste Management, 2021
The e-waste problem needs be tackled under a global framework, based upon the understanding that e-waste is a global issue and thus a shared responsibility.
Wan-Dong Yang, Qing Sun, Hong-Gang Ni
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