Prospects of hydrogen and its derivative as energy vector for electricity production at high temperature: Fuel cells and electrolysers

Ringuedé, Armelle; Hubert, Simon; Atwi, Lamis; Lair, Virginie

doi:10.1016/j.coelec.2023.101401

Current Opinion in Electrochemistry

2023

DOI: 10.1016/j.coelec.2023.101401

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Prospects of hydrogen and its derivative as energy vector for electricity production at high temperature: Fuel cells and electrolysers

Armelle Ringuedé,

Simon Hubert,

Lamis Atwi

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The combined chemical extraction of rare earth elements from acid solutions and electrochemical separation of yttrium by electrodeposition from Estonian phosphorite ore samples containing rare earth elements has been conducted using ionic liquids at room temperature. It is shown that bis(2-ethylhexyl) phosphate can be used to selectively extract yttrium from other low rare earth elements, constituting the basis for further extraction. Electrochemical deposition can then be applied to the concentrated extraction product to separate valuable Y from the more abundant elements, such as Ca, from the natural sample. The addition of Bi salt to the working solution significantly aids REE’s deposition. It is shown that this extraction method can be highly efficient as well as selective when well-controlled different electrodeposition conditions are applied.

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Yttrium Separation from Phosphorite Extract Using Liquid Extraction with Room Temperature Ionic Liquids Followed by Electrochemical Reduction

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Oll,

Lust

2024

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Prospects of hydrogen and its derivative as energy vector for electricity production at high temperature: Fuel cells and electrolysers

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Yttrium Separation from Phosphorite Extract Using Liquid Extraction with Room Temperature Ionic Liquids Followed by Electrochemical Reduction

Yttrium Separation from Phosphorite Extract Using Liquid Extraction with Room Temperature Ionic Liquids Followed by Electrochemical Reduction

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