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Egyptian innovation turns aluminum waste into industrial resources
Egyptian researcher Dr. Adel Badwy Ibrahim Atia successfully secured patent number 31308 at the Advanced Materials Technology Research Institute within the National Research Centre for an innovative electrochemical method to recycle aluminum waste, such as household utensil scrap, and transform it into high-quality gamma alumina. The innovation relies on chemical and thermal treatment of the waste to produce nanoscale aluminum oxide with an extraordinarily large surface area of up to 263 square meters per gram and a pore diameter of approximately 3.5 nanometers. It is believed that this material possesses unique properties that enable its efficient use in fields such as hydrogen storage and catalytic chemistry, contributing to the safe disposal of waste and the maximization of its benefits. This achievement reflects the leading role of the Egyptian research community in industrial and environmental innovation.
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