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Turning Recycling Into Art With Collectible Phones

  • Earlier this month, Flinders University researchers unveiled a safe, recyclable gold extraction method using a water disinfectant, published in Nature Sustainability.
  • Amid the rise of 62 million tonnes of e-waste in 2022, mercury and cyanide used in traditional gold mining pose serious environmental and health risks.
  • Flinders University researchers developed a method using disinfectant TCCA and recyclable sulfur-rich polymer to extract and recover gold from waste, supporting sustainability.
  • Building on recent lab successes, industry partnerships and international validation aim to scale the safe gold extraction method, supporting communities and reducing environmental harm.
  • More broadly, this method supports a circular economy by recycling gold for electronics, medicine, and aerospace, reducing dependence on new raw materials amid rising global demand.
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In 2022, the world generated about 62 million tons of electronic waste, equivalent to over 1.5 million waste trucks, an increase of 82% compared to 2010. Up to 2030,...

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TechXplore broke the news in on Thursday, June 26, 2025.
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