Sound Wave Separation for Recycling
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Breakthrough in Fuel Cell Recycling Turns ‘Forever Chemical’ Problem into Renewable Resources Using Sound Waves

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Researchers at the University of Leicester in England have achieved a major milestone in fuel cell recycling, developing a technique to efficiently separate valuable catalyst materials from the fluorinated polymer membranes.
The new method addresses critical environmental challenges posed by PFAS which are known to contaminate drinking water and have serious health implications.
The process creates bubbles that collapse when subjected to high pressure.
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