Rare-earth magnet recycling

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A simplified chemical process for recovering and separating neodymium and dysprosium metals from discarded electronic devices. The method uses a selective dissolution approach rather than traditional liquid-liquid extraction.

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University of Pennsylvania

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Rare-earth magnet recycling process development

Research project at the University of Pennsylvania to develop a simplified method for recycling neodymium and dysprosium metals from discarded electronic devices. The project aims to make rare-earth metal recycling more accessible, faster, and more environmentally sustainable than traditional methods.

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Eric J. Schelter

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Simplified rare-earth magnet recycling process

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Rare-earth magnets recycling process simplified

11 years ago