Sustainable Upcycling of Battery Graphite Scrap via Synergistic Air Oxidation and Ammonia Etching

Mao Xu; Zhaoyu Tang; F Wang; Hong Chao; Mingjuan Fan; Weiwei Li; Yang Jiang

doi:10.1039/d6gc02178f

January 1, 2026Green Chemistry

Sustainable Upcycling of Battery Graphite Scrap via Synergistic Air Oxidation and Ammonia Etching

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The research aims to develop a sustainable method for recycling battery graphite scrap generated from lithium-ion battery production.
Utilized synergistic air oxidation and ammonia etching techniques for graphite scrap upcycling.
Evaluated effectiveness through performance metrics such as recovery rate and material quality.
Achieved a recovery rate of 85% in graphite quality post-treatment, significantly enhancing material usability.
Demonstrated reduced environmental impact compared to traditional solvent-based methods.

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Reveals effective methods for recycling battery graphite scrap, suggesting new recovery strategies.

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The exponential growth of the lithium-ion battery industry has generated substantial manufacturing scrap, presenting an urgent imperative for sustainable resource recovery.Traditional graphite anode recycling relies heavily on volatile organic solvents...

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