Regeneration of LiFePO4 from spent lithium-ion battery recycling wastewater via Fenton oxidation-selective precipitation†
The industrial recycling of spent lithium-ion batteries generates complex multi-contaminant streams containing oily pollutants, heavy metals, and recoverable lithium resources. Here, we propose a sustainable approach for concurrent contaminant degradation and lithium reclamation based on Fenton oxidation coupled with selective phosphate precipitation. The resulting Li3PO4 matches commercial battery-grade products, and the regenerated LiFePO4 exhibits excellent properties, demonstrating promising potential for scaled-up closed-loop recycling.
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