Li-cycle

 

Li-cycle aims to develop selective polymeric membranes and deep eutectic solvent (DES)-based flow electrodes with target affinity. Their integration into a Li-membrane flow capacitive deionisation (Li-MFCDI) device, driven by electricity generated from renewable energy sources, will allow for lithium recovery from spent Li-ion batteries in the first place (and not last), which represents a radical change needed to implement effective recycling.


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