Recycling and Reprocessing?
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Recycling is the thinking to reprocessing of materials into new products\n\nReprocessing is the action to make the new products. It is the production process. for example, paper is Recycling product.\nReprocessing used paper to new paper is begining with cleaning, digesting and so on. See Paper mfg for more details. Hope I helped
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Here are some references which will help you locate recyclers which *might* pay for equipment.  In the event you can't find someone who will pay, you can point the owners of the computers to this info so that they can find the best way to get them to people who can use them(e.g. to schools, libraries, churches, seniors, artists etc)...one persons trash is another persons treasure.\n\nGood luck.\n\nhttp://www.summthings.net/ag/cddc00ag.html
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There are a variety of very technical processes used by refiners to reclaim silver from scrap and other sources. \n\nMost refiners have a program which scrap silver and other sources of silver which need "purifiying" and reclaiming can be processed and the submitter of the silver is reimbursed.\n\nIn general, there are two ways that the submitter of the silver is reimbursed--cash or product exchange. Normally, the reimbursement value is greater if the submitter takes like-product in exchange than if he takes a straight cash payment. For example, I normally send my scrap silver in for refining and take silver casting grain in exchange.\n\nToday's market close for silver is about $12.70/troy ounce. Understand that refining costs for the silver you want "purified" will be deducted from this price prior to any reimbursement is made.\n\nYou might want to look at David H. Fell & Co's site to check out their refining services.
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The most common items to be recycled were paper and metal.  People used to have drives to collect it.
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Try your local recycling center. You may be able to get a good one for free!
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Try getting ahold of the Doe Run recycleing comany located in Boss Missouri. Maybe try doe run company.com. good luck
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yes.  we recycle some of it into weapons and other really useful stuff.
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I don't know that Windows will let you delete or remove the recycle bin itself from the Desktop.  So, ignoring that question, I'll go for the more obvious one.\n\nIf you need to restore something from the recycle bin, open it by double clicking.  Then, right click on the object in the 'Recycle Bin' window and select 'Restore'.  The item will go back into the place where it was originally.  If you want to do all the items at once, press ctrl-a (selects all), then right click and choose 'Restore'.\n\nGood luck.
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If you have already emptied the recycle bin, then I would say no you can't recover files you wanted...\nIf you still have them in the recycle bin, then all you need to do is restore them to where they were beforehand...
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what in the hell would you want to REUSE the damn thing for?  sheesh.\n\nwhat a moron
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That's nuclear fission - used in nuclear power stations. The waste can be recycled to a certain extent and is done at Sellafield in the UK. Decommissioning nuclear power stations is a bigger problem.
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http://www.recyclingbin.com/\nhttp://www.nextag.com/buyer/outpdir.jsp;jsessionid=B4D8DF9B424326D69693F42A0BA32E9C?nxtg=218c0a1c0505-FCFA3DDAB158F50F&search=plastic+recycling+bins\nhttp://www.improvementscatalog.com/product.asp?product=234529zz&dept_id=13222
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go to the recycling plant
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Most cities or counties have recycling programs for electronic waste such as computers, monitors, and in your case copiers. In my area, Los Angeles County, they have e-Waste roundups where you drive up with your pickup truck or put stuff in your trunk, and they take it out free of charge. You can visit www.888CleanLA.com for more information. If you reside in a different area, I would contact your local City or County office.
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you need a blow moulder,it is easily available in the market or search on the web you can get number of manufacturers.you can recycle it into ice trys or something like that and you also need a granuler. yes you can get a ready market because there is lot of want for recycled products and for medical field you can recycle your bottles into injections etc..
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The gold reclamation process from computer parts (primarily cpus and connecting pins) involves the use of dangerously strong acids and should only be attempted by someone who has researched the process carefully. The 2 items which contain the most gold use similar processes with slightly different acids. I have tried this approach and found more effort in the process, required chemicals, and discarding of the waste products than the value of the gold I recovered.\nThere are a few sellers on EBay and other sites who will gladly sell you the information you need but rest assured that there is more money selling the process to individuals than thay make recovering.\nMay I suggest you sell your CPUs and "finger connectors" on EBay, (just use sheetmetal snips to cut the connector section from the board) they will fetch you a good price with a LOT less effort.
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I once read about a device with which reconditioning may be achieved 90% of the time on some types of batteries by applying a very brief, high voltage pulse (kinda like a camera's flash system) across the terminals of individual rechargeable cells.  I tried an improvised version of it with NiCD and sealed lead batteries, and it seemed to work most of the time.  I couldn't find plans for the device when I searched just now, though, so I can't really tell you more than that.  Unless you're knowledgeable in the field of electronics, I suggest you just get another battery because the method of recycling I just described may be dangerous.