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Resources 2022, 11, 89 7 of 12 Figure 4. The comparison of concentration ratio of lithium and magnesium ions from accumulation of water leaching (F2) filtrates in (a) bittern and (b) brine water. Table 3. Concentration distribution of magnesium and lithium ions after precipitation and water leaching. 3.4. Mg/Li Ratio in Filtrate after Precipitation and Water Leaching From the Mg/Li ratio analysis, it can be seen that this precipitation has separated magnesium ions from lithium ions. Figure 5a shows that with the addition of sodium sil- icate concentration of 49.6% stoichiometry into bittern, there is a slight increase in the Mg/Li ratio, followed by a decrease in the Mg/Li ratio along with the addition of sodium silicate. The increase in the Mg/Li ratio is because, at the 49.6% stoichiometric position, with the addition of sodium silicate, there is a decrease in magnesium ion levels in the filtrate, which is greater than the decrease in lithium ion levels. The addition of 49.6% mole of sodium silicate to the bittern (Figure 3a) reduced lithium concentration in the fil- trate by 34.68% to 65.32%, and magnesium was only reduced by 19.75% to 80.25%. Stages Bittern (%) Brine Water (%) Mg2+ Li+ Mg2+ Li+ Precipitation [F1] 0.2 22 0.4 78 [S1] 99.8 78 99.6 22 Water leaching (accumulation) [F1] + [F2] 0.3 35 17 84 [S1] + [S2] 99.7 65 83 16 Figure 5. Comparison of Mg/Li ratio in the filtrate (F1) after precipitation process and accumulation after water leaching in the filtrate (F2) of (a) bittern and (b) brine.PDF Image | Separation of Magnesium and Lithium from Brine Water
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