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A Novel Reactor Allows Waste Batteries to "Revive" Lithium Raw Materials
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In November 2025, researchers at Rice University in the United States unveiled a groundbreaking reactor. This innovative device is capable of efficiently transforming lithium extracted from waste batteries into lithium hydroxide, achieving a purity level exceeding 99%. On average, it boasts a nearly 90% recovery rate, all while consuming significantly less energy compared to traditional methods. The reactor features a compact design, has successfully passed a rigorous 1,000-hour durability test, and is compatible with a wide range of battery types. It offers a cleaner and more cost-effective solution for the recovery of lithium resources. The pertinent findings were published in the renowned "Joule" magazine.
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