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A University of Maine team led by Bashir Khoda developed a shear-assisted particle entrapment process to recover cross-contaminated metal powders for 3D printing. Testing aluminum and copper mixtures showed that spinning at 200 rpm captured 87% aluminum, while 1,500 rpm captured 90% copper.
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