ArticleACS applied materials & interfaces2024
Electrospun Lithium Porous Nanosorbent Fibers for Enhanced Lithium Adsorption and Sustainable Applications.
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- Crystalline Porous Materials for Lithium Extraction.Chem & bio engineering · 2026Review
- Impurity Shielding in Li/Al-LDH-Based Lithium Recovery from Produced Water via Activated Carbon Pretreatment.ACS sustainable chemistry & engineering · 2025Article
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Abstract
Electrospun nanosorbent fibers specifically designed for efficient lithium extraction were developed, exhibiting superior physicochemical properties. These fibers were fabricated using a polyacrylonitrile/dimethylformamide matrix, with viscosity and dynamic mechanical analysis showing that optimal interactions were achieved at lower contents of layered double hydroxide. This meticulous adjustment in formulation led to the creation of lithium porous nanosorbent fibers (Li-PNFs-1). Li-PNFs-1 exhibited outstanding mechanical attributes, including a yield stress of 0.09 MPa, a tensile strength of 2.48 MPa, and an elongation at a break of 19.7%. Additionally, they demonstrated pronounced hydrophilicity and hierarchical porous architecture, which greatly favor rapid wetting kinetics and lithium adsorption. Morphologically, they exhibited uniform smoothness with a diameter averaging 546 nm, indicative of orderly crystalline growth and a dense molecular arrangement. X-ray photoelectron spectroscopy and density functional theory using Cambridge Serial Total Energy Package revealed modifications in the spatial and electronic configurations of polyacrylonitrile due to hydrogen bonding, facilitating lithium adsorption capacity up to 13.45 mg/g under optimal conditions. Besides, kinetics and isotherm showed rapid equilibrium within 60 min and confirmed the chemical and selective nature of Li
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