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Energies 2022, 15, 1611 2 of 23 that a total of 21 million end-of-life LIB packs will be generated between 2015 and 2040 [2]. Therefore, in order to relieve the pressure on the supply chain, protect the environment, Energies 2022, 14, x FOR PEER REVIEW 2 of 24 and achieve sustainable development of the industry, it is necessary to develop efficient recycling processes as early as possible. Figure 1. Structure and composition of several common types of lithium batteries. Figure 1. Structure and composition of several common types of lithium batteries. TFhroemto2ta0l15gltob2a0l4l0i,ththiuempr(oLdiu) cdtieomnaonfdLIfBosrefcoarsetlefoctrri2c0v1e6h–i2c0le3s0ciosueldxprecatcehd0t.3o3rteoac4h 1m.7i9llmioinllitonsto[1n]s, owfhlitchiuwmoucladrbroainsaetecoenqcueirvnaslefnort bthye2r0e3s0o,uarsceshsouwppnliyncFhiagiunr.eIt2is[3p,4r]e.dWicittehda ptrheadtiactteodtafluotufr2e1inmcirleliaosneeindL-iocf-olnifseuLmIBptpioanck,sthweriellmbeaygebneeirsastuedesbretgwaerednin2g0L15ieaxntdra2c0ti4o0n, p[o2]s.siTblhyerlefaodrien,gintooardraepridtorirseliienveLitphreicpe.reCssoubraelto(nCot)heansdunpipclkyelc(hNain),fapcreothecetsathmee secnevniarroinom.Henotw,eavnedr,achcioervdeinsgustotatinhaebmleindeervaellcoopmmenotdoitfytshuemimndaursytrdya,taitpiusbnleischeessdabrythoe UdSeGveSloinp2e0ff2ic0i,etnhterreecsyecrlvinegsapnrodcdesistersibausteioarnlyofasLip,oNssi,ibalned. CoareshowninFigure3[5,6]. The atovtearlagleoblaiflelitchyiculme o(Lf ia) dcemll apnhdofnoereocrasltafpotro2p01is6–12–030yeisaersx,paecntdedthtoatreoafchEV1.s79is 8m–1il0liyoenatrosn[s2]o.fInlithieumfutcuarreb,oanlatregeqnuuivmablenrtobfyLI2B0s30w,ialslbsehorewtinreidnaFnigdusrcer2ap[3p,e4d].,Wanidththae rperceydcilcintegdoffutsuprenitncLrIeBaseisinimLimcionesnutm. pFtliuoonr,itnhe-rceomntayinbinegissuebsstraengacerdsiingtLhieemxt,rasuctcihona,s hpeoxsasflibuloyrloepahdoinsgphtaoteasrianpbidatrtiesreieisnaLnidptrhieceb.iCndobearlpto(Clyov)inaynldidneincekefllu(oNri)defa(cPeVthDeF)s,amaey csacuesnearfliuo.oHrinowepevoellru,taicocnoradnidngdatomtahgeemthineeorazlocnoemlamyoerditnytshuemamtmaoryspdhaetraep[u7]b.liTshedvablyutahbele mUeStGalSsin2sp02e0n,ttLhIeBrsecsaenrvenstaerndthdeifsotroidbucthioainobfyLvi,aNrioi,uasnmdeCtohoadres,sahcocwumnuinlaFtinggurteox3in[5s,6a]n.d posing a serious risk to people’s lives and property [8]. Studies have shown that spent LIBs contain many valuable metals in higher concentrations than those found in industrial ores, typically containing 5–20% cobalt, 5–10% nickel, 5–7% lithium, 5–10% copper, aluminum, and iron [9], and are valued at US$7708 per ton [10]. The lithium content of spent LIBs is approximately 10 times that of primary lithium ore (lithium pyroxene) and 30 times that of lithium chloride salts found in brine pools [11]. The metals therein will bring substantial economic benefits and mitigate the challenges posed by the scarcity of mineral resources if they can be effectively recovered. Therefore, proper and effective recycling of spent LIBs is of great importance, from the perspectives of environmental protection and resource recovery and economic development.

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