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Figure 1. Flowsheet of the alternative pilot process used to produce Li CO from brines with high Mg/Li 23 Figure 1. Flowsheet of the alternative pilot process used to produce Li2CO3 from brines with high ratios developed by COMIBOL. Reproduced with permission from Paola G. Aguilar and Teofilo A. Mg/Li ratios developed by COMIBOL. Reproduced with permission from Paola G. Aguilar and Graber, Industrial and Engineering Chemistry Research; published by American Chemical Society, 2018. Teofilo A. Graber, Industrial and Engineering Chemistry Research; published by American Chemical Society, 2018. Reactive crystallization of Li2CO3 plays a key role in recovering lithium resources, whether from ores, brines, or clays. Hence, this process has received significant interest. Sun et al. [9,10] measured the Reactive crystallization of Li2CO3 plays a key role in recovering lithium resources, whether from unseeded and seeded supersolubility data of Li2CO3 in aqueous solution using a laser apparatus and ores, brines, or clays. Hence, this process has received significant interest. Sun et al. [9,10] measured focused beam reflectance measurement (FBRM), respectively. By comparing the two methods, FBRM the unseeded and seeded supersolubility data of Li2CO3 in aqueous solution using a laser apparatus was found to be a better apparatus with which to detect nucleation events in the presence of seed. and focused beam reflectance measurement (FBRM), respectively. By comparing the two methods, Wang et al. [11] measured the solubility, supersolubility, and metastable zone width of Li2CO3 in mixed FBRM was found to be a better apparatus with which to detect nucleation events in the presence of lithium chloride (LiCl)-sodium chloride (NaCl)-potassium chloride (KCl)-sodium sulfate (Na2SO4) seed. Wang et al. [11] measured the solubility, supersolubility, and metastable zone width of Li2CO3 solutions at different temperatures and analyzed the effects of impurities on the thermodynamic in mixed lithium chloride (LiCl)-sodium chloride (NaCl)-potassium chloride (KCl)-sodium sulfate properties of Li2CO3. Taborga et al. [12] have investigated the effects of different additives on the (Na2SO4) solutions at different temperatures and analyzed the effects of impurities on the size and morphology of Li2CO3 crystals and have proposed that the presence of polyethylenimine thermodynamic properties of Li2CO3. Taborga et al. [12] have investigated the effects of different (PEI), polyethylene glycol (PEG), and poly (4-styrenesulfonic acid) (P4SA) can increase the length of additives on the size and morphology of Li2CO3 crystals and have proposed that the presence of Li2CO3 crystals. Matsumoto et al. [13] developed a novel crystallization technique to produce Li2CO3 polyethylenimine (PEI), polyethylene glycol (PEG), and poly (4-styrenesulfonic acid) (P4SA) can nanoparticles using minute gas-liquid interfaces around CO2 microbubbles activated by microwave increase the length of Li2CO3 crystals. Matsumoto et al. [13] developed a novel crystallization irradiation. The results showed that with the formation of numerous local supersaturation regions technique to produce Li2CO3 nanoparticles using minute gas-liquid interfaces around CO2 at the minute gas-liquid interfaces, fine-sized Li2CO3 particles with a narrow size distribution were microbubbles activated by microwave irradiation. The results showed that with the formation of crystallized due to the higher nucleation rate. numerous local supersaturation regions at the minute gas-liquid interfaces, fine-sized Li2CO3 In the aforementioned studies, the thermodynamic properties of Li2CO3 and effects of different particles with a narrow size distribution were crystallized due to the higher nucleation rate. additives on its morphology were discussed and some novel methods for the production of Li2CO3 In the aforementioned studies, the thermodynamic properties of Li2CO3 and effects of different additives on its morphology were discussed and some novel methods for the production of Li2CO3 crystals were also reported [9–13]. However, there have been no works concentrating on the reactivePDF Image | Reactive Crystallization Process of Lithium Carbonate
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