The rapid proliferation of electronic waste (e-waste), including waste printed circuit boards
(WPCBs), has exerted immense pressure on the environment. The recovery of precious …

Electronic waste (e-waste) has a complex composition and contains numerous pollutants.
Noticeable pollutant is lead, which can affect environment and human health, and has been …

This paper reports physical and physicochemical routes for the recycling of gold, silver, and
copper from waste printed circuit boards (WPCBs). The results of optical micrographs …

Electronic waste is one of the fastest-growing waste streams. The content of this waste has
critical importance for the development or adoption of new recycling techniques and safe …

The rise in the electronics industry has impacted the environment through the large volumes
of waste that are improperly disposed of and the growing demand for precious and rare …

A short lifespan and increased consumption patterns make e-waste the world's fastest-
growing waste stream. Computers are one of the most significant parts of e-waste. Recycling …

The increase of electronic equipment consumption associated makes the recycling process
crucial worldwide. Use of emerging technologies for recycling has demonstrated enhance …

Mobile phones are known as the most widely used electronic instruments, and an enormous
number of discarded mobile phones are generated. The present work used a pure culture of …

The ammoniacal leaching has been considered very selective for copper compared with
other leaching systems; however, there are interactions with zinc and nickel that also form …

With the rapid development of science and technology, the updating speed of electronic
equipment is accelerated, massive electronic waste has been produced. According to …