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Crystallization challenges in hydrometallurgy
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KTH Royal Institute of Technology, Stockholm, Sweden

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The authors are grateful to the Swedish Energy Agency, Sweden for funding this research work within the program Batterifonden (P2024-02811)

Keywords: battery recycling; eutectic freeze crystallization; antisolvent crystallization; metal recovery
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Crystallization and precipitation processes are of key relevance in extractive metallurgy. In battery recycling eutectic freeze crystallization has recently emerged as an energy saving alternative to evaporative crystallization. Crystallization of Ni, Co, and Mn sulphate salts of high purity can be obtained by this technology. Antisolvent crystallization can also provide interesting advantaged within extractive metallurgy. In particular the crystallization of rare earth salts has shown promising results. This work will highlight challenges and opportunities connected to these 2 unit operations.

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article language: engleski
document type: izvorni naučni članak
DOI: 10.5937/IMPRC25050F
published in Portal: 13.05.2025.
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