Dual surfactants-assisted adsorption of lithium ions in liquid lithium resources on a superhydrophilic spinel-type H4Ti5O12 ion sieve

Xiao, Xuan; Li, Junfeng; Qiu, Kehui; Chen, Min; Zhang, Xuefeng

doi:10.1016/j.seppur.2023.125479

Separation and Purification Technology

2024

DOI: 10.1016/j.seppur.2023.125479

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Dual surfactants-assisted adsorption of lithium ions in liquid lithium resources on a superhydrophilic spinel-type H4Ti5O12 ion sieve

Xuan Xiao,

Junfeng Li,

Kehui Qiu

et al.

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The demand for lithium resources is growing rapidly due to the continuous development of the lithium‐ion battery, which plays an important part in the renewable energy industry. Global sources of lithium are ores and brine, of which 59% are distributed in saline brine. However, the significant lithium resources in saline brine have not been fully utilized. The electrochemical deintercalation method (EDM) for lithium extraction from saline brine is a promising technique because of its environmental friendliness, high selectivity, and cost‐effectiveness. Nevertheless, the application of EDM is greatly limited by the easy dissolution of electrode materials like LiMn2O4 and the cost of mass production. Also, there are a few existing review articles on the EDM for lithium extraction. To address this gap, this review provides a comprehensive overview of the current methods for lithium extraction from saline brine, systematically summarizes the technical status of the EDM, and pays special attention to the preparation method and modification of electrode materials. This review gives new insight into the mechanism of EDM and provides a new design strategy for the evaluation methods of EDM.

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Dual surfactants-assisted adsorption of lithium ions in liquid lithium resources on a superhydrophilic spinel-type H4Ti5O12 ion sieve

Cited by 14 publications

References 67 publications

Electrochemically Mediated Lithium Extraction for Energy and Environmental Sustainability

Electrochemically Mediated Lithium Extraction for Energy and Environmental Sustainability

Surface modification and spatial optimization of pre-lithiation TiO2 ion sieves for efficient extraction of lithium

Preparation of zirconium oxide surface-modified magnetic lithium-ion sieves and selectivity mechanism analysis for lithium extraction from salt-lake brine based on the first principle

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