In situ photo-regenerative phenolic interface for continuous precious metal recovery

Xuemin Chen; Qi-Zhi Zhong; Zeyu Qian; Lam Bang Thanh Nguyen; Jaslyn Ru Ting Chen; Emily Xi Tan; Keteng Wang; Fan Song; Joseph J. Richardson; Yan Lv; Xing Yi Ling; Tianxi Liu

doi:10.1038/s44221-026-00591-3

February 6, 2026Nature Water

In situ photo-regenerative phenolic interface for continuous precious metal recovery

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Continuous precious metal recovery was achieved using a photo-regenerative phenolic interface, emphasizing eco-friendly applications.
Key evidence indicates a significant increase in recovery efficiency, with 95% metal recovery in a 24-hour period.
Assessment of the interface's performance used a novel approach to enhance adsorption and catalytic properties.
This method supports sustainable practices in precious metal recovery, highlighting the potential for real-world applications.

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Observational analysis evaluates continuous precious metal recovery using a photo-regenerative interface, suggesting sustainable methods for metal recovery.

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