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A technician checks polyurethane foam recovery at Argonne's demonstration facility for recycling materials from end-of-life vehicles.

Recycling: Checking polyurethane foam recovery at Argonne's demonstration facility for recycling materials from end-of-life vehicles. Photo by George Joch. Download high-resolution image.

An overhead view of Argonne's state-of-the-art demonstartion plant for recycling materials from end-of-life vehicles.

Recycling: Overhead view of Argonne's state-of-the-art demonstartion plant for recycling materials from end-of-life vehicles. Photo by George Joch. Download high-resolution image.

Recycling: "Black gold," in the form of pure separated plastic emerges from a plastics separation tank at Argonne's demonstration facility for recycling materials from end-of-life vehicles. Photo by George Joch. Download high-resolution image.

A researcher examining polymer matrix composite materials created from end-of-life vehicle materials recycled with Argonne's innovative two-stage materials recovery process.

Recycling: Examining polymer matrix composite materials created from end-of-life vehicle materials recycled with Argonne's innovative two-stage materials recovery process. Download high-resolution image.

Catalysts: Argonne chemist Chris Marshall (foreground) displays a container of the Diesel DeNox catalyst while Sundar Krishnan, left, and Argonne researcher Steve Ciatti prepare to test it. Story. Press release. Download high-resolution image.

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A researcher examining polymer matrix composite materials created from end-of-life vehicle materials recycled with Argonne's innovative two-stage materials recovery process.

Recycling: Argonne's flotation separation pilot plant for separating plastics from shredder residue. Story.Download high-resolution image.

A researcher examining polymer matrix composite materials created from end-of-life vehicle materials recycled with Argonne's innovative two-stage materials recovery process.

Recycling: Argonne's dry mechanical separation plant for separating polymers and metals from shredder residue. Story.Download high-resolution image.

Sam Jody and recycled plastics

Recycling: Bassam Jody displays plastics recovered from shredder residue by the Argonne Separation process and successfully tested for making auto parts. Story. Download high-resolution image.

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