It is estimated that approximately 6000, 000 scrap TVs and 10,000,000 personal computers
are generated each year in China. Cathode ray tubes (CRTs) from these machines consist …

The management of used electrical and electronic equipment (EEE) or e‐waste is a
significant problem worldwide due to rapid uptake of the technology and early obsolescence …

We prepared foam glasses from cathode-ray-tube panel glass and CaCO 3 as a foaming
agent. We investigated the influences of powder preparation, CaCO 3 concentration and …

Cathode ray tube (CRT) is the first and foremost problem that must be solved in electronic
waste disposal, and the key of which lies in the detoxification and reutilization of lead …

Large amount of waste cathode ray tube (CRT) glass containing the hazardous heavy metal
Pb, discarded at landfill sites without proper recycling method, poses a great threat to the …

In this paper, the microstructures of cellular materials (foam glasses) synthesized from lead
containing waste cathode ray tube glasses (funnel CRT glasses) are only investigated. This …

Foam glass manufacture is a promising mode for re-using cathode ray tube (CRT) glasses.
Nevertheless, because CRTs employ glasses containing heavy metals such as lead, barium …

As a possibility to clean waste CRT glass, treatment of lead-containing glass with a reducing
agent, SiC or TiN, leads to a porous material containing metallic lead, Pb (0), located on the …

In the past few decades, cathode ray tube (CRT) is widely equipped in TV and computer
devices as an important part of monitors. However, in recent years, due to the rapid …

Waste cathode ray-tube (CRT) funnel glass is classified as hazardous waste since it
contains high amount of lead. In the present study, a novel process for lead nanopowder …