Investigation and optimization of tin electrorefining in hydrochloric acid solutions

Gergo Rimaszeki; Tibor Kulcsár; Kékesi Tamás

doi:10.1007/s10800-012-0433-1

Investigation and optimization of tin electrorefining in hydrochloric acid solutions

Journal of Applied Electrochemistry 42(8): 573-584

Article 2012 English

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High-tin containing soldering waste material could be recycled close to its origin on a flexible scale by electrolytic refining in pure hydrochloric acid&#

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