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at 910 cm-1, which shows the coupled lattice vibrations of protons in the structure, Hydrothermal-3 adsorbents differ from others. This also explains why these adsorbents generally have very low adsorption capacities, around 3-4 mg/g. Hydrothermal-1 (Capacity: 13.3 mg Li/g ) and Solid-Solid-2 (Capacity: 21.1 mg Li/g) procedures give nearly exact spectrum which implies the similar structure. At that point, the difference of the capacity values between two adsorbents was explained with the particle size and the porosity difference between the adsorbents. In solid-solid synthesis, manganese carbonate decomposition into carbon dioxide leads to a more porous structure and smaller particle size in microns which produce higher surface area and increasing capacity. The detailed capacity values of the adsorbents synthesized by Solid-Solid-2 method are given in Chapter 3.3. - XRD measurements After the analysis of the adsorbent synthesis procedures listed in Table 3.4, Solid- Solid-2 method was found as the most efficient method which leads to adsorbents with highest lithium uptake value. In order to increase the performance of the adsorbents, a set of experiments were conducted under different synthesis temperatures and Li/Mn molar ratios. 350, 450, 550 and 650 oC were chosen as reaction temperatures and 0.8, 1 and 1.25 were chosen as Li/Mn ratios. The XRD pattern for the synthesized adsorbents were taken both in lithium manganese oxide (LMO) and hydrogen manganese oxide (HMO) forms. It was found out that, Li/Mn ratio of 1 and 450 oC synthesis temperature gave the most efficient adsorbents. The XRD pattern of the selected adsorbents are shown in Figure 3.15 and Figure 3.16 for LMO and HMO forms respectively. The permanent signals before and after acid leaching show the stability of crystal structure which implies tapotactic exchange of lithium and protons in crystal lattice. 60PDF Image | SEPARATION OF LITHIUM FROM BRINES
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