Titlebook: A Modern History of Materials; From Stability to Su M. Grant Norton Book 2023 The Editor(s) (if applicable) and The Author(s), under exclus

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age, the increasing demand for many critical raw materials, and addresses the upcoming new challenges for creating a circular economy based on reusing and recycling materials..978-3-031-23992-2978-3-031-23990-8

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ainable future from batteries and solar cells to nanotechnol.What could the ancient Egyptians tell us about 3D printing? How can we make lithium-ion batteries greener and more sustainable? Which materials will form the heart of future quantum computers?.Plastic films, glass optical fibers, silicon c

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Georg Christoph Lichtenberg,Jürgen Teichmannhe Sun in 1?h than the world’s population uses in an entire year. While the first photovoltaic cells were dominated by silicon, recent research has identified other materials that can capture an even greater fraction of the sun’s energy for higher efficiency devices.

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Sample Critical Views and Performanceswere well defined. In Niels Bohr’s Nobel-prize-winning atomic model, electrons moved in orbits around the nucleus with their energy and position both known with, to many scientists, reassuring certainty.?Quantum?computers rely for their operation on the uncertainty, the “weirdness”, that happens on the atomic scale and below.?

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-0-230-62944-8uch as waxes and oils. It concludes by examining some of the historically successful approaches to recycling metals and some of the challenges specifically associated with recycling lithium, the essential element of the lithium-ion battery.

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