Direct recycling of degraded Ni-rich cathodes: recent advances in regeneration and upcycling

This review summarizes advances in direct recycling of spent Ni-rich layered oxides. It links the complex degradation to direct regeneration and upcycling strategies for efficient, high-value material recovery.

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Journal of Materials Chemistry A
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2025-01-01
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https://doi.org/10.1039/d5ta04248h
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2
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Extraction and Separation Processes
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This review summarizes advances in direct recycling of spent Ni-rich layered oxides. It links the complex degradation to direct regeneration and upcycling strategies for efficient, high-value material recovery.

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