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Aqueous metal recovery techniques from e-scrap: Hydrometallurgy in recycling

A. Tuncuk, V. Stazi

2012enhydrometallurgyrecyclinge-scrapmetal recovery

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Waste of electric–electronic equipment (WEEE) with an annual growth rate of about 3–5% is the fastest growing waste stream in municipal wastes. Notwithstanding their environmental pollution potential, waste of electrical and electronic equipment (WEEE) with their high content of base and precious metals, in particular, are regarded as a potential secondary resource when compared with ores. For the recovery of metals from WEEE, various treatment options based on conventional physical, hydrometallurgical and pyrometallurgical processes are available. These process options with particular reference to hydromet- allurgical processes were reviewed in this study. With their relatively low capital cost, reduced environ-

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