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University of New South Wales Researcher Leverages E-Waste to Strengthen Steel

2020-11-11 04:05:00| Waste Age

A new technology has been developed at the University of New South Wales (UNSW) Sustainable Materials and Research (SMaRT) Centre to extract valuable materials and elements from traditionally hard-to-recycle waste to make strengthening layers for st

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