Water-based perovskite solar cell recycling
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Scientists make breakthrough to mitigate 'huge mountains' of waste: 'We can recycle everything'
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Linköping University in Sweden has created a way to recycle every part of perovskite solar cells without using toxic solvents.
New technique uses water to take apart old solar cells instead of harsh chemicals.
Researchers are now scaling up their method for industrial use.
When these recyclable solar cells hit the market, they could help power our homes and businesses.