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June 19, 2026Resources Conservation & Recycling AdvancesOpen Access

From conventional to smart adsorbents: Advanced adsorption strategies for lithium harvesting from aqueous systems

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IAIslam Kamel Mohammad AlkahderKhalifa University of Science and TechnologyJEJamiu O. EniolaKhalifa University of Science and TechnologySESana EidKhalifa University of Science and Technology

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Implication

Review examines lithium recovery techniques in water systems, highlighting smart adsorbents for enhanced efficiency.

Key Points

  • The aim is to explore effective lithium extraction methods from aqueous sources with a focus on advanced materials.
  • Review of various adsorbents for lithium extraction from water-based solutions.
  • Comparison of key performance indicators against existing literature benchmarks.
  • Assessment of smart adsorbents including ion-imprinted polymers and hybrid materials.
  • Smart adsorbents demonstrate higher efficiency in lithium extraction compared to conventional methods.
  • Engineered active centers in new adsorbents allow for selective lithium adsorption in competitive ion environments.
  • Larger-scale production of lithium compounds is achievable with advanced adsorbents under various operational conditions.

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Alkahder et al. (2026) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/6a34dc9f65a5b0777af2cbechttps://doi.org/10.1016/j.rcradv.2026.200359
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