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247 related items for PubMed ID: 27021695

  • 1. Complex electronic waste treatment - An effective process to selectively recover copper with solutions containing different ammonium salts.
    Sun ZH, Xiao Y, Sietsma J, Agterhuis H, Yang Y.
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