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Treatment of manufacturing scrap TV boar

2026enWEEErecyclingnitric acidleachingcopperelectronic wastenitric acid leachingcopper recoveryhydrometallurgywaste treatment

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The leachability tests for manufacturing scrap TV boards (STVB) have indicated the release of metals beyond the limit levels with potential problems for environmental pollution. Treatment of STVB is there- fore requisite for its safe disposal in landfills. The nitric acid leaching of STVB for the removal/recovery of valuable metals (Cu and Ag) was studied by adopting the Box–Behnken design. Statistical analysis of data has revealed that the concentration of nitric acid is the most influential parameter affecting the leaching process. Effects of solids ratio and temperature on the rate and extent of the extraction of copper were also proved to be statistically significant. However, the interaction effects of these parameters were found

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