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Literature review: Process development recycling metal resources
Ahmad Wildan Jawahirul Kamil
, Antonius Bagas Cahyadi Pangestu
, Sandya Ananda Riswan
, Zaidan Ramadhana Riesna
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Reza Miftahul Ulum
Department of Metallurgical and Material Engineering
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Lithium-ion Battery
100%
Li-ion Battery
100%
Valuable Metals
100%
Process Development
100%
Review Process
100%
Metal Resources
100%
Recycled Metals
100%
Energy Security
50%
Energy Consumption
50%
Pollution
50%
Lithium
50%
Fossil Fuels
50%
Economic Sustainability
50%
Social Sustainability
50%
Lead-acid Battery
50%
Leaching
50%
Environmental Risk
50%
Technological Progress
50%
Organic Acids
50%
Environmental Sustainability
50%
Detrimental Effects
50%
Environmental Economics
50%
Hydrometallurgy
50%
Pyrometallurgy
50%
Nickel-cobalt
50%
Cobalt Manganese Oxide
50%
Environmental Preservation
50%
Gas Consumption
50%
Nickel Hydride
50%
Electric Vehicle Storage
50%
Renewable Energy Storage
50%
Environmental Security
50%
Unsustainable Use
50%
Hazardous Gases
50%
Portable Electronics
50%
Security Investment
50%
Hazardous Energy
50%
Nickel-cadmium Battery
50%
Paris Climate Agreement
50%
Electric Vehicle Lithium-ion Batteries
50%
Earth and Planetary Sciences
Literature Reviews
100%
Lithium-Ion Batteries
100%
Renewable Energy
33%
Energy Consumption
33%
Environmental Risk
33%
Hydrometallurgy
33%
Pyrometallurgy
33%
Environmental Economics
33%
Organic Acid
33%
Energy Utilization
33%
Fossil Fuel
33%
Energy Storage
33%
Manganese
33%
Lead Acid Battery
33%
Nickel Cadmium Battery
33%
Material Science
Lithium Ion Battery
100%
Lithium
20%
Cobalt
20%
Metal Hydride
20%
Manganese
20%
Hydrometallurgy
20%
Pyrometallurgy
20%
Lead Acid Battery
20%
Fossil Fuel
20%
Nickel Cadmium Battery
20%