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A team of researchers in Australia has developed a technology that could revolutionize the lithium mining industry, making it faster, cheaper, and most importantly, cleaner.
The current process for mining lithium requires the use of a lot of water — about 500,000 gallons for each ton of lithium.
With the DLE -R process, the lithium-rich brines are pumped to the surface where the membrane absorbs the lithium ions, which are purified.
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