Lithium Recovery from Spent LFP-NMC Batteries via Atmospheric Water Leaching

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January 31, 2025

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Achieving 95.7 % lithium recovery from NMC batteries, this research highlights effective recycling methods using carbothermal treatment and water leaching.

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