CD-ROM scraps refer to discarded CD-ROM drives or components that are no longer functional or in use. These scraps typically consist of various materials, including metals such as aluminum and steel, as well as plastics and electronic components like circuit boards and optical drives. While CD-ROMs were once widely used for data storage and software installation, advancements in technology have rendered them obsolete in many cases, leading to their disposal as electronic waste. Recycling CD-ROM scraps is important for recovering valuable materials such as metals and reducing the environmental impact of electronic waste disposal. Additionally, proper recycling helps to conserve natural resources and minimize pollution associated with landfilling electronic devices.