Today we are going to have a look at the bullion we won in @scrapitall200 10000 subscriber GAW. We are also going to scrap out a Canon P-40-D calculator that won the most votes (2) in the short poll.
Check out @chromeculture if you like old cars and trucks.
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Come on in and chew the fat, learn and share tips and tricks, and tell us how you really feel.
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Music: Farewell
Musician: Ilya Truhanov
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AI Filler
Electronic waste, or e-waste, is a broad category that includes a variety of electronic and electrical devices at the end of their life cycle. These devices contain a diverse range of metals, some of which are valuable and recyclable, while others can pose environmental and health risks if not properly managed. Here are common metals found in e-waste:
1. *Copper:*
- Found in wiring, connectors, and various electronic components.
- Copper is highly conductive and valuable for recycling.
2. *Aluminum:*
- Used in casings, frames, and heat sinks.
- Aluminum is lightweight and corrosion-resistant.
3. *Gold:*
- Found in connectors, switches, and sometimes in thin layers on circuit boards.
- Gold is a highly effective conductor and is valuable for its scarcity.
4. *Silver:*
- Used in electrical contacts and sometimes in switches.
- Like gold, silver is an excellent conductor.
5. *Palladium:*
- Found in some electronic components, particularly in catalytic converters within certain devices.
- Palladium is a precious metal with catalytic properties.
6. *Platinum:*
- Used in specific electronic components and as a coating in some devices.
- Platinum is a precious metal with catalytic properties.
7. *Lead:*
- Historically used in solder, although the use of lead solder has decreased due to environmental and health concerns.
- Found in cathode ray tubes (CRTs) in older monitors and TVs.
8. *Mercury:*
- Found in some switches, relays, and fluorescent lamps.
- Mercury is toxic, and its use in electronic devices is decreasing.
9. *Nickel:*
- Used in rechargeable batteries and some connectors.
10. *Tin:*
- Used in solder, especially in newer electronics as a replacement for lead.
11. *Zinc:*
- Found in batteries, coatings, and galvanized components.
12. *Rare Earth Metals:*
- Used in various electronic components, magnets, and display technologies.
It's important to note that the composition of metals in e-waste can vary depending on the type and age of the electronic device. Additionally, the recycling and proper disposal of e-waste are critical to recover valuable materials, prevent environmental contamination, and reduce the environmental impact associated with mining and processing new metals. Many countries have regulations and recycling programs to address the proper management of e-waste.
00:00 Introduction and Prize
00:32 The Teardown
08:18 Conclusions
5 июл 2024
