I get how this works for tin plating, but how are you going to meaningfully recycle tin used in electronics, solar panels etc.? I wonder what the cost to revenue ratings would be, as these are small amounts of tin used within a lot of other material. Furthermore is there any limit to impurities. For tin plating it is probably ok to have impurities, but can't imagine that is the case for producing semi conductors. In the latter case they probably still need to smelt it, I could imagine. Any ideas in what context to put recycling?
I get how this works for tin plating, but how are you going to...
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