Lithium-Ion Battery
Recyclopedia
Welcome to the “Battery Recyclopedia”, your guide to understanding the world of lithium-ion batteries and recycling processes.
As the demand for clean energy and electrification grows, lithium-ion batteries are becoming increasingly important in our daily lives.
This encyclopedia aims to demystify the complex technology behind these batteries and shed light on the essential lithium battery recycling processes that contribute to a sustainable future.
From anode and cathode materials, to electrochemistry and recycling methods, the Battery Recyclopedia aims to cover a wide range of relevant concepts to better understand lithium-ion batteries.
Dive in and explore the fascinating world of lithium-ion batteries and their recycling journey!
Solvent Extraction in Lithium Battery Recycling
Solvent extraction is essential for efficiently separating and recovering valuable metals from spent batteries.
What is Graphite, and Why is it so Important in Batteries?
Graphite is crucial in LiB production, and China’s recent export ban on the product raises concerns of undersupply for the battery industry.
What is Sodium Sulfate, and How is it Relevant to Recycling?
When using chemicals to recycle lithium-ion batteries, sodium sulfate is a major byproduct that must be addressed.
What Exactly is Lithium Battery ‘Black Mass’?
If you read an article about lithium-ion battery recycling or mining for critical metals, you have probably come across the term ‘black mass’
How are Lithium-Ion Batteries Recycled?
As lithium batteries become increasingly prevalent in our daily lives, the need for sustainable battery recycling methods has never been more important.
What is Regenerative Electro-Hydrometallurgy Battery Recycling?
Aqua Metals’ groundbreaking lithium battery recycling (Li AquaRefining) is best described as regenerative electro-hydrometallurgy.
What Are Battery Anode and Cathode Materials?
Lithium-ion batteries are at the forefront of electrification, and two essential components define a battery’s performance – the cathode and the anode.
