The lithium industry: Its recent evolution and future prospects

By Arlene Ebensperger, P. Maxwell, C. Moscoso. 2005

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Subfields: Mechanical Engineering

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Citations in the corpus

• Extraction of lithium from lepidolite using chlorination roasting–water leaching process (2012, background): “Lithium compounds and minerals have attracted much attention for their applications in ceramics, glass, aluminum, lubrication industries, and pharmaceuticals [1,2].”
• Vehicle Electrification: Status and Issues (2011, background): “Lithium can be extracted (at greater expense) from spodumene and other pegamatitic minerals such as, lepidolite, petalite, amblygonite, and eucriptite [ 79 ].”
• Lithium availability and future production outlooks (2013, background): “In 1997, lithium production changed dramatically by the emergence of brine operations in Salar de Atacama capable of producing cheap lithium carbonate [76].”
• Criticality of metals and metalloids (2015, background): “Lubricating greases Used in specialty lubricants and greases used for working in extreme temperature and change conditions (43) 12% (40) (global) 12% (United States) calcium (40, 44) good United States values based on estimates for the planet calcium oxide”