In this paper, a review of the most recent technologies for indium recovery from waste flat
panel displays is provided. Differently from the other fractions obtained after primary …

Indium recovery from waste liquid crystal displays (LCDs) was carried out by using
ultrasound-assisted leaching (UAL) and supported liquid membrane (SLM) extraction. The …

The circular use of critical raw materials is regarded as a topic of contemporary interest
stimulating continuous research and development to reduce primary resource use and …

Considering the nature and complexity of electrical/electronic product materials, their energy
consumption, and the e-waste they create, sustainability should be included in their design …

Waste electrical and electronic equipment (WEEE) represent one of the growing waste
streams in Europe, whose content of hazardous substances and valuable materials focus on …

Indium is one of the components with great recycling value in waste LCDs. Degradation of
organic materials and the remain of indium in the solid phase can be simultaneously …

In the present study, organic matter and indium were fully recycled from discarded LCD
panels by microwave extraction-nitrogen pyrolysis-vacuum reduction. Triphenyl phosphate …

This study investigates an innovative approach for the valorization of specific wastes
generated from the energy sector and the production of glass-ceramics. The wastes used …

Indium is considered a valuable and irreplaceable material for a variety of applications that
improve the quality of human life. Due to its limited availability and the growing demand, it is …

A series of new hexasubstituted cyclotriphosphazene derivatives with azo linking units, 4a-d
have been synthesized. The alkylation reaction of 4-acetamidophenol with alkylbromide …