Clay, aka Ali v. U.S. (1971):

Regalado, Samuel O.

doi:10.2307/j.ctt1ffjfzh.7

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“…Apart from the fact that the actual evaporation process still can be improved with regard to acceleration and better control (as shown in experiments with evaporation cones , ), the success of the process primarily depends on an optimal utilization of the dissolving equilibria in the salt solutions during the evaporation process. A rough orientation can be provided by the solubilities of the pure salts.…”

Section: Lithium Recovery From Salt Lakesmentioning

confidence: 99%

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Lithium Recovery from Challenging Deposits: Zinnwaldite and Magnesium‐Rich Salt Lake Brines

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Lithium can be found in its bound form in silicatic rocks and dissolved in salt lake brines. Both types of lithium resources, whose amounts exceed the expected demand for lithium by several times, are used for lithium recovery. The known lithium resources and their geochemical characteristics are reviewed together with the presently applied recovery processes which are still very similar to the historically early techniques. New processes for direct carbonization of zinnwaldite, hydrochloric and oxalic acid leaching as well as a new method for the recovery of lithium from magnesium‐rich brines are presented.

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Section: Lithium Recovery From Salt Lakesmentioning

confidence: 99%

“…In a first step, cost‐effective evaporation cones were proposed and tested successfully. In addition to an increased evaporation rate, they have a number of further advantages, such as scalability and control of the brine flow through , .…”

Section: Lithium Recovery From Salt Lakesmentioning

confidence: 99%