Membrane based technologies for lithium recovery from water lithium

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technologies for lithium recovery, particularly the challenges and potential opportunities posed by membrane-based separation processes. Therefore, in this paper, we critically review the current and the emerging membrane-based technologies for the implementation of lithium recovery with a focus on the features of the membrane material and on the engineering process. Simultaneously, the techno-economics of membrane-based technologies in comparison with other conventional technologies are analysed. The challenges of the membrane separation technologies and the potential improvement opportunities are also discussed. 2. Membrane-based separation technologies for lithium recovery The most important characteristics of the membrane separation technologies to recover a lithium resource from an aqueous environment are summarised in Table 1. The different separation mechanisms of these membrane technologies lead to different application areas and technical features. The application and the contribution of these membrane separation technologies will be described in further detail below. 4

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