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Nonequilibrium Hydrogen/Argon Plasma for a Swift Reduction of Cobalt Oxalate into Metal: Utilization of Radiofrequency and Microwave Plasma Reactors
Cobalt is a critical material for energy storage, catalysis, and advanced alloys, yet its recovery from end-of-life products with precursors such as cobalt oxalate remains limited even when cobalt resources are depleting. This study investigates the rapid reduction of cobalt oxalate dihydrate (Co(C2
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