While the supramolecular chemistry of simple anions is ubiquitous, the targeting and
exploitation of their metal‐containing relatives, the metalates, is less well understood. This …

The increasing demand for gold because of its high market price and its wide use in the
electronic industry has attracted interest in gold recovery from electronic waste (e-waste) …

The recycling and utilization of precious metals have emerged as a critical research focus in
advancing the development of the circular economy. Among numerous methods for …

The recognizing sites numbers and selectivity limitation of the sorbents itself is the main
reason for the difficulty in increasing the target glycoproteins adsorption amount in the …

Extracting gold from discarded electronic devices can alleviate the growing environmental
problems associated with e-waste and provide a sustainable avenue for the secondary …

Waste Electrical and Electronic Equipment (WEEE or e-waste) has emerged as a formidable
global waste stream, reflecting the mounting demand for technology in our interconnected …

Inspired by nature, artificial hydrogen bond‐based anion receptors have been developed to
achieve high anion selectivity; however, their binding affinity is usually low. The potency of …

Using green and effective photocatalytic reduction technology to reclaim gold from electronic
waste has enormous economic benefits and is conducive to alleviating environmental …

The exploration of new polymer materials required the development of efficient, economic,
robust, and scalable synthetic routes, taking energy consumption, environmental benefit …

The use of precious metals (PMs) in many areas, such as printed circuit boards, catalysts,
and target drugs, is increasing due to their unique physical and chemical properties, but …