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Pacific Northwest National Lab Scientists
25 Apr 2022 | Abstracted from Tri-City Herald
"...Tri-Cities scientists 'magically' mining metals from water to power cellphones to cars...
"PNNL is developing magnetic nanoparticles that are surrounded by an adsorbent shell that latches onto the lithium and other metals found in water associated with various industrial processes...
"These sources could include the water in geothermal power plants, known as geothermal brines, or water pulled from the subsurface during oil or gas production. The particles also could be used in effluents from desalination plants, or even directly from seawater."
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