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Review highlights mechanochemical techniques for remediation and resource recovery, indicating future development opportunities.
), phase transformation, and catalyst-assisted mechanoredox. These mechanistic insights are discussed together with advanced characterization techniques and integrated with techno-economic analysis (TEA), life cycle assessment (LCA), product sustainability index (ProdSI), and uncertainty analysis. By highlighting both opportunities and limitations, this Review aims to provide a balanced framework for guiding the future development of mechanochemical technologies for environmental remediation and resource recovery.
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