Extraction of Ti(IV) Ions from Chloride Solutions with the Aliquat 336–Menthol Hydrophobic Deep Eutectic Solvent

Hydrometallurgical methods remain among the most promising for lithium-ion battery recycling, and liquid–liquid extraction is the key step in separating the complex mixture of elements that make up the anode and cathode. The development and complication of the composition of batteries, in particular...

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Published in:Theoretical foundations of chemical engineering 2023-12, Vol.57 (6), p.1261-1267
Main Authors: Kozhevnikova, A. V., Uvarova, E. S., Lobovich, D. V., Milevskii, N. A., Zakhodyaeva, Yu. A., Voshkin, A. A.
Format: Article
Language:English
Subjects:
Aliquat
Anodes
Cathodes
Chemistry
Chemistry and Materials Science
Chloride ions
Eutectics
Hydrometallurgy
Hydrophobicity
Industrial Chemistry/Chemical Engineering
Leaching
Liquid-liquid extraction
Lithium
Lithium-ion batteries
Menthol
Rechargeable batteries
Solvents
Titanium
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Summary:Hydrometallurgical methods remain among the most promising for lithium-ion battery recycling, and liquid–liquid extraction is the key step in separating the complex mixture of elements that make up the anode and cathode. The development and complication of the composition of batteries, in particular, the active production of lithium titanate anodes, requires additional research on extraction. The work studied in detail the extraction of Ti(IV) ions with the Aliquat 336–menthol hydrophobic deep eutectic solvent, which was previously successfully used to separate elements from leaching solutions of NMC-type cathodes (LiNiMnCoO 2 ). Data were obtained on the extraction of titanium(IV) ions with varying acidity of the medium, concentration of chloride ions, and concentration of the extractant in the deep eutectic solvent. Based on these data, a mechanism for the extraction of titanium(IV) ions was proposed. Finally, a system for efficient extractant regeneration was proposed. The result of this work can be used to create an extraction scheme for separating leaching solutions of lithium-ion batteries with a lithium titanate anode.
ISSN:0040-5795
1608-3431
DOI:10.1134/S004057952306012X