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Scientists Find Cheap And Easy Way To Extract Lithium From Seawater — Mining

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According to the researchers, the cell will probably need of electricity to extract 1 kilogram of lithium from seawater. This means that the value of hydrogen and chlorine produced by the cell would end up offsetting the cost of power, and residual seawater could also be used in desalination plants to provide fresh water....OilpriceScientists Find Cheap And Easy Way To Extract Lithium From SeawaterMining

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According to the researchers, the cell will probably need $5 of electricity to extract 1 kilogram of lithium from seawater. This means that the value of hydrogen and chlorine produced by the cell would end up offsetting the cost of power, and residual seawater could also be used in desalination plants to provide fresh water....
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