Recovering a rare metal from LCDs to avoid depleting key resource
Consumers are hooked on liquid-crystal displays, but recycling may be necessary to keep up production.
By American Chemical Society —— Bio and Archives--June 3, 2015
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Life without bright screens on our smart phones and TVs is hard to imagine. But in 20 years, one of the essential components of the liquid-crystal displays, or LCDs, that make many of our gadgets possible could disappear. To address the potential shortage of this component — the element indium — scientists report in the journal ACS Sustainable Chemistry & Engineering a new way to recover the valuable metal so it could be recycled.
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