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Lithium Recovery from Seawater Salt Lake Brine

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Thermodynamics and Energy Engineering Figure 2. Outotec lithium production technology from brine. Reproduced with permission from Outotec. As a result of precipitation processes with a high content of pure (99.55%) and crystalline Li2CO3 were reduced [93]. 4.3 Ion-exchange method of lithium recovery from brine Through the use of a specially made resin/aluminates composite/inorganic ion exchanger, from brine lithium can be recovered productively. Bukowski et al. reported through a process of carbocation and ion exchange an extract of pure LiCl from brines containing higher levels of CaCl2 and MgCl2 [77]. Three different ion exchange resins Y80-N Chemie AG (Chemie AG Bitterfeld-Wolfen)), TP207 resin (Bayer AG), (MC50 resin, (Chemie AG Bitterfeld-Wolfen) for lithium extraction from synthetic brine were investigated. As a result of the conducted researches, it is established that it is possible to clean LiCl solutions with Y 80 resin at room tempera- ture and with TP 207 resin at 50°C [77]. Hui et al. synthesis of H2TiO3 ion exchanger and extraction of lithium from the brine of natural gas wells have been reported [76]. Ion exchanger H2TiO3 was synthesized from Li2CO3 and TiO2 or precipitation of LiOH and TiO2 followed by calcination at 400–800°C. Ion exchanger H2TiO3 pro- vided high selectivity for Li+ at an exchange capacity of Li+ 25.34 mg g−1 in mixtures 6

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