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Sustainable raw material extraction through precise analysis<\/p>

The digitalization of our everyday lives has a dark side: millions of tonnes of electronic waste are generated worldwide every year – from smartphones and laptops to televisions, household appliances and industrial electronics. These old devices contain valuable raw materials such as precious metals and rare earths, the recovery of which is not only ecologically sensible but also economically attractive. A central element in the recycling process of lithium-ion batteries is the so-called black mass – a fine-grained, black powder that is produced after the mechanical decomposition of the batteries. This mass contains a variety of metals such as lithium, cobalt, nickel, manganese and graphite, which are essential for the production of new batteries. <\/p>

In the context of e-recycling, the precise analysis of black mass plays a decisive role. Only through precise knowledge of the elements contained and their concentrations can efficient and economical recovery of the raw materials be guaranteed. IMG uses a wide range of state-of-the-art analysis techniques for this purpose: <\/p>