EWCPS 2025 - 20th European Winter Conference on Plasma Spectrochemistry
Lecture
03.03.2025 (CET)
Development of a Certified Reference Material for Technology Critical Elements in LED Scrap: Challenges and Solutions
MO

Dr. Marcus Oelze

Bundesanstalt für Materialforschung und -prüfung (BAM)

Oelze, M. (Speaker)¹; Vogl, J.¹; D’Agostino, G.²; Ghestem, J.-P.³; Proefrock, D.⁴; Jaćimović, R.⁵; Irrgeher, J.⁶; Lancaster, S.T.⁶; Roethke, A.⁷; Rienitz, O.⁷; Sara-Aho, T.⁸; Cankur, O.⁹; Jotanovic, A.¹°; Noireaux, J.¹¹
¹BAM, Berlin; ²INRIM, Pavia (Italy); ³BRGM, Orleans (France); ⁴HEREON, Geesthacht; ⁵JSI, Ljubljana (Slovenia); ⁶Montanuniversität Leoben; ⁷PTB, Braunschweig; ⁸Syke, Helsinki (Finland); ⁹TUBITAK, Gebze Kocaeli (Turkey); ¹°IMBiH, Sarajevo (Bosnia and Herzegovina); ¹¹LNE, Paris (France)
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21 Min. Untertitel (CC)

Technology-critical elements (TCEs) are essential for modern high-tech devices, including smartphones and renewable energy systems. As demand increases due to the shift towards a greener economy, the European Union's reliance on imported TCEs creates market pressures. Recycling offers a sustainable solution, but this process requires reliable analytical methods to ensure accurate monitoring of TCEs in waste materials. Presently, certified reference materials (CRMs) for TCEs in recycled waste streams are limited, especially in heterogeneous materials like LED scrap, which contain a complex mixture of metals, ceramics, glass, and plastics. 

This study provides essential data for the development of a LED CRM, offering a reliable reference for TCE monitoring in recycling processes, thus supporting the circular economy.

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