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March 24, 2026Water Environment Research

Sustainable Lithium Recovery From Aqueous Sources Using Advanced Extraction Technologies: A Comprehensive Review

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DMDalia S. MuslimRGRand GhanoumNMNagy N. Mohammed

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Overview

This review highlights advanced extraction technologies for lithium recovery from aqueous sources, suggesting sustainable solutions for energy storage systems.

Key Points

  • The aim is to explore innovative extraction technologies for sustainable lithium recovery from unconventional sources.
  • Reviewed various lithium recovery technologies including MOFs, IIPs, NF, and CDI.
  • Evaluated selectivity, energy efficiency, scalability, and cost of each technology.
  • Proposed integrated approaches combining advanced materials and operational efficiency.
  • MOFs and IIPs show high selectivity for lithium but have high material costs.
  • CDI methods are energy efficient and more environmentally friendly.
  • Hybrid systems that combine advanced technologies could enhance lithium recovery economically and sustainably.

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Muslim et al. (2026) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/69c2298daeb5a845df0d428bhttps://doi.org/10.1002/wer.70342
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