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detritus
6 months ago
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Additive manufacturing of an ultrastrong, deformab...
If you somehow accumulate for re-processing solely this alloy, then sure.
It's where it gets mixed up with other 'waste', that complicates things.
HPsquared
6 months ago
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It's the same issue as plastics. But if the material becomes ubiquitous enough that it's worth building a special recycling stream, products would probably be built to facilitate recycling. Markings etc.
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It's where it gets mixed up with other 'waste', that complicates things.