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Steel Recycling

University of Toronto PhD candidate Jaesuk (Jay) Paeng stands next to Professor Gisele Azimi and holds the team’s newly designed electrochemical cell that can withstand temperatures up to 1600 degrees Celsius while electrochemically removing contaminants from steel using slag-based electrolyte.

New Steel Recycling Method Could Help Decarbonize Manufacturing, Create a Circular Economy

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