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Diatom-based treatment of geothermal brines to selectively remove silicon, retain lithium for downstream recovery, and produce omega-3 fatty acids
Summary Silica (SiO2) scaling in geothermal brines processing can hinder energy production and downstream lithium (Li) recovery. Here, we investigate diatom-based selective silicon (Si) removal from brines to support downstream recovery of lithium (Li) and generating biomass for valorization. Screen
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