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Developments in electrochemical processes for recycling lead–acid batteries

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no DOI — not checkedPrescient & Strategic Intelligence, Lead–Acid Battery Market – Globaal Market Size, Share, Development and Growth, and Demand Forecast, 2013-2023. www.psmarketresearch.com/market-analysis/lead-acid-battery-market (accessed 24.01.2019).
no DOI — not checkedRecycling concepts for lead–acid batteries
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no DOI — not checkedNew approaches on non ferrous metals electrolysis
no DOI — not checkedA clean-lead factory is available for lead-acid batteries recycling by means of the ‘Cleanlead process’
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