Scientists from the School of Environment at Tsinghua University in Beijing have tested 18 different methods to remove indium from LCD screens, in order to recycle rare metal. This requires crushing the glass and then soaking it in sulphuric acid.
Scientists from the School of Environment at Tsinghua University in Beijing have tested 18 different methods to remove indium from LCD screens, in order to recycle rare metal. This requires crushing the glass and then soaking it in sulphuric acid.
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