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A research team from China has developed a recycling method that is not only extremely effective, but also environmentally friendly. Microbacteria are used in this process. Lithium can thus be almost completely extracted from old batteries.read more on t3n.de
Scientists find a cleaner way to recycle lithium-ion batteries
In a big step toward greener energy solutions, researchers at Worcester Polytechnic Institute (WPI) have developed a smarter and more eco-friendly way to recycle old lithium-ion batteries. The new method, created by a team led by Professor Yan Wang, offers a cleaner, more efficient alternative to traditional recycling methods—and it could make a real difference […] The post Scientists find a cleaner way to recycle lithium-ion batteries appeared …
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