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Anthropospheric losses of platinum group
elements
2013-07-29
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2013-07-29
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This forms a chapter in a book 'Element recovery and
Sustainability, published by the Royal Society of Chemistry. The platinum group
elements are among the rarest elements in the Earth’s crust yet each plays an
important role in modern society. Despite their technological importance, little has
been published on how much is lost during their extraction, processing, use and
recycling. This chapter provides estimates of global losses of Pt, Pd, Rh, Ru and Ir
at each life cycle stage for the year 2010. The results indicate that losses are
greatest at the first and last life cycle stages, namely at comminution and
concentration and at the end‐of‐life. On a relative basis, losses as a
percentage of primary demand across the metals range from approximately 25–40%
on the supply‐side and from 30–45% on the manufacturing, use and
disposal‐side. There are, however, notable differences across both life cycle
stages and metals. End‐of‐life losses of Pd are notably higher than those
of Pt, owing to its greater use in electronics for which little
end‐of‐life recycling occurs. In contrast, the greater use of Pt is in
closed‐loop industrial applications, jewellery and investment in which minimal
losses occur. More effort is needed to reduce these losses, especially as greater
quantities of these precious metals exit fromuse over the next decade.
Website:
http://pubs.rsc.org/en/content/chapter/bk9781849736169-00185/978-1-84973-616-9#!divabstract
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http://pubs.rsc.org/en/content/chapter/bk9781849736169-00185/978-1-84973-616-9#!divabstract
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Platinum
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Palladium
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Other platinum group metals (iridium)
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Other platinum group metals (osmium)
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