Recycling lithium ion batteries

By E. Haccuria, P. Hayes, E. Jak. 2013

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• A Critical Review of Lithium-Ion Battery Recycling Processes from a Circular Economy Perspective (2019, background): “The Li-containing precipitates may include CoO, Ni, and MnO depending on which metals are carried in solution up to this point [95].”
• A review of physical processes used in the safe recycling of lithium ion batteries (2020, background): “offer the advantage of recovering the electrolyte solvent for purification and reuse rather than thermal recovery, and whilst some LiPF6 recovery can be achieved with CO2 alone, the addition of cosolvents has been shown to improve extraction [66].”