2023
DOI: 10.57634/rcr5074
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Selective recovery and re-utilization of lithium: prospects for the use of membrane methods

D. Yu. Butylskii,
L. Dammak,
Ch. Larchet
et al.

Abstract: В последние годы в связи с резким увеличением спроса на литий возрос интерес исследователей к проблеме его извлечения (получения): согласно базе данным Scopus, за 2021 г. по данной проблеме опубликовано около 3000 научных статей. Усилия многих специалистов направлены на разработку новых, более экономичных и экологичных, мембранных технологий извлечения лития, взамен применяемых реагентных методов. В обзоре представлена актуальная информация о традиционных и перспективных методах извлечения лития из природных р… Show more

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“…As in the case of cations [ 3 ], there are various options for the selective separation of Cl − and H 2 PO 4 − ions by the EBM method. With an increase in the value of the current, the resulting chloride flux through the track membrane approaches zero: at 50 A/m 2 , = −0.022 mol/(m 2 ×h) ( Figure 3 b).…”
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“…As in the case of cations [ 3 ], there are various options for the selective separation of Cl − and H 2 PO 4 − ions by the EBM method. With an increase in the value of the current, the resulting chloride flux through the track membrane approaches zero: at 50 A/m 2 , = −0.022 mol/(m 2 ×h) ( Figure 3 b).…”
Section: Resultsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…When Li + /Na + ions are separated, the selective permeability coefficient is somewhat lower and reaches 30 [ 31 ]. The flux of lithium through the membrane under optimal conditions can be ~0.5 mol/(m 2 ×h) [ 3 ]. If lithium remains in the feed solution and the competing K + ion is transferred through the membrane, as in the works of Konturri et al [ 38 , 39 , 40 , 41 ], its flux ( ) can be up to 2.1 mol/(m 2 ×h) [ 3 , 32 ].…”
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