ArticleAngewandte Chemie (International ed. in English)2026
Rediscovering Sodium Ionophores as Selective Agents for Lithium Recognition and Extraction.
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Conventional brine evaporation leads to substantial lithium losses through the formation of lithium-containing solid precipitates that accumulate as salt stockpiles. Increasing global demand for lithium calls for selective and scalable extraction strategies for such solid materials. Solid-liquid extraction (SLE) enables direct processing of lithium-bearing solids without prior dissolution of the inorganic matrix; however, suitable molecular extractants are scarce and often synthetically complex. Here, we show that long-known sodium-selective ionophores display a clear preference for lithium in solution and function as lithium-selective extractants under SLE conditions. Hosts 1a-h are based on a modular scaffold accessible from catechol and N,N-disubstituted haloacetamides and are readily prepared on a multigram scale (up to 58 g per batch). Lithium recognition proceeds through a hydration-assisted binding mode, in which Li
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