Direct Recycling of Degraded Ni-Rich Cathodes: Recent Advances in Regeneration and Upcycling

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Gui Chu; Yu Huang; William Hawker; Lianzhou Wang; Xiaobo Zhu

doi:10.1039/d5ta04248h

January 1, 2025Journal of Materials Chemistry A

Direct Recycling of Degraded Ni-Rich Cathodes: Recent Advances in Regeneration and Upcycling

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Key Points

Recycling nickel-rich layered oxides provides a sustainable option for lithium-ion batteries.
Recent advances show significant improvements in the regeneration of valuable cathode materials.
Upcycling processes for degraded cathodes can improve resource efficiency in battery management.
Sustainable practices in battery disposal may lead to reduced environmental impacts and cost savings.

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Recent findings highlight recycling methods for nickel-rich layered oxides, indicating enhanced sustainability.

Abstract

Sustainable end-of-life management is crucial for widely used lithium-ion batteries (LIBs), particularly those employing high-energy and expensive nickel-rich layered oxides (NRLOs). Unlike other cathode active materials, NRLOs face higher production...

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