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Electronic scrap reclamation

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Aluminum of 99.9% purity plus copper, lead, tin, silver, and gold can be recovered from obsolete electronic equipment.

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  1. E. L. Singleton
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  2. T. A. Sullivan
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Singleton, E.L., Sullivan, T.A. Electronic scrap reclamation. JOM 25, 31–34 (1973). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF03355831

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