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Rice University researchers published a study in Nature Chemical Engineering detailing a flash Joule heating method to recover antimony from e-waste. The team achieved 90% antimony recovery and converted 83% of bromide into hydrogen bromide. This approach processes plastic waste in 9.4 milliseconds, avoiding toxic byproducts.
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