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A research team has developed an energy-efficient method for extracting lithium from rocks, which could impact the lithium supply chain. The new process regenerates its starting chemicals and produces sellable byproducts.
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A research team has developed an energy-efficient method for extracting lithium from rocks, which could impact the lithium supply chain. The new process regenerates its starting chemicals and produces sellable byproducts.
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Researchers develop a new process to get lithium out of rocks
Researchers Identify New Energy-Efficient Process for Lithium Extraction from Rocks