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Table 1. State-of-the-art membrane-based technologies for lithium recovery from aqueous environment Method Nanofiltration membrane Supported liquid membrane Ion-imprinted membrane Ion-sieve membrane Membrane Mechanism Steric hindrance and Donnan exclusion Selective transport of ions by solvent impregnated into membrane Selective adsorption of ions by chelating Selective adsorption of ions by intercalation Vapour pressure Water resource Seawater/salt-lake brine geothermal brine Seawater/geothermal brine Seawater/geothermal brine Seawater/geothermal brine Seawater/salt-lake Technological maturity Full scale Laboratory stage Laboratory stage Laboratory stage Pilot scale Efficiency of lithium extraction Separation factor of Li+ over Mg2+ is 2.6–10.4, and is 1815 with MOF-based membrane Recovery > 95% Separation factor of Li+ over Na+, K+, Ca2+, and Mg2+ is 4–51 Adsorption amount is 4–50 mg g–1 Separation factor of Li+ over Na+, K+, Ca2+, and Mg2+ is 99–5312 Adsorption amount is 10.3–27.8 mg g–1 Recovery > 73% 5 Advantage Low footprint Large adsorption capacity, high selectivity, and low footprint High selectivity Large adsorption capacity, high selectivity, and chemical stability Simultaneously Limitation Membrane fouling High investment and operating costs Leakage of organic solvent and necessity to use chemical reagent for desorption Low adsorption capacity and necessity to use chemical reagent for desorption Leakage of inorganic particles and necessity to use chemical reagent for desorption Membrane wetting Refs. [17–29] [32–36, 39]; [41–42] [49–53] [57–65] [67–73]

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