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Salt lake brine Sodium rich brine Salar de Atacama Salar de Atacama -1 a Li uptake in solid = 8 mg g-1 a Li purity in recovery solution = 85% c (oxidation, cut-off = 0.7 V) in a polyaniline/LixMn2O4 cell, ±0.5 mA cm-2. 5 cycles of lithium capture (reduction) and release (oxidation) in a λ- 21 MnO2/Ag cell, ±50 mA g-1, 30 min. Li uptake in solid = 14 mg g Li purity in recovery solution = 98% Li purity in recovery solution = 74% MnO2/Ag cell, ±0.5 mA cm-2, 120 min. c 1 cycle of lithium capture (reduction) and release (oxidation) in a λ- 23 MnO2/Ag cell, ±0.5 mA cm-2, 60 min. c 1 cycle of lithium capture (reduction) and release (oxidation) in a λ- 24 MnO2/NiHCF, ±108.5 mA g-1, 40 min. 1 cycle of lithium capture (reduction) and release (oxidation) in a λ- 22 West Taijnar salt lake Li uptake in solid = 29-33 mg g-1 a 1 cycle of lithium capture (reduction, at -1 V) and release (oxidation, at 1 V), each step for 10 h, in a LiFePO4/FePO4 cell containing an anion exchange membrane. Salt lake brine Li uptake in solid = 39 mg g-1 a 1 cycle of lithium capture (reduction, at -0.25 V) and release (oxidation, at 0.25 V), each step for 10 h, in a LiFePO4/ FePO4 cell containing an anion exchange membrane. West Taijnar salt lake Li uptake in solid = 25 mg g-1 a 1 cycle of lithium capture (reduction, at -0.2 V) and release (oxidation, at 0.2 V), each step limited to a current cut-off = 0.05 mA cm-2, in a LiFePO4/FePO4 cell containing an anion exchange membrane. LiFePO4 25 26 27 LiNi Co 1/3 Mn O 1/3 1/3 Salar de Uyuni Salar de Uyuni Central Altiplano Central Altiplano Li uptake in solid = 11 mg g-1 a Li purity in recovery solution = 97% c Li uptake in solid = 9 mg g-1 a Li purity in recovery solution = 98% c Li uptake in solid = 46 mg g-1 a Li uptake in solid = 44-45 mg g-1 a Li purity in solid = 94-96%d 1 cycle of lithium capture (reduction) and release (oxidation) in a Li1- 28 x Ni1/3Co1/3Mn1/3O2/Ag cell, ±0.5 mA cm-2, 20 min. 1 cycle of lithium capture (reduction) and release (oxidation) in a Li1- 29 x Ni0.5Co1.5Mn1.5O2/Ag cell, ±0.44 mA cm-2, 20 min. Na2S2O3 as reducing agent, [Na2S2O3] = 0.3 M, 24 h. 30 This Na2SO3 as reducing agent, [Na2SO3] = 0.3 M, 24 h. work 2 LiNi0.5Co1.5Mn1.5O2 LiFePO4 Redox agents a The Li uptake is defined as the amount of recovered lithium per gram of solid (mg g-1). b Increase in lithium concentration in the recovery solution. C The lithium purity in the recovery solution defined as the relation between the lithium concentration in solution and the total concentration of all cations in solution (including lithium).d The lithium purity in the solid is defined as the relation between the lithium uptake in the solid and the total uptake of all cations in the solid (including lithium). e SCE = Saturated calomel Electrode. 4

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