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Direct lithium extraction by inorganic sorbent
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Direct lithium extraction by inorganic sorbent refers to a method of extracting lithium from various resources, such as brines or minerals, using inorganic materials as sorbents. These inorganic sorbents are designed to selectively bind lithium ions from the source material, allowing for efficient extraction and recovery of lithium. The sorbent materials can be tailored to have specific properties, such as high lithium uptake capacity, selectivity, and reusability, to optimize the extraction process. This approach offers potential advantages in terms of cost-effectiveness, scalability, and environmental sustainability compared to conventional extraction methods.
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