China extracts rare metals from lithium waste in world first

China has launched a 500-ton production line to extract rubidium and cesium from lithium waste.

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This world first, located in Jiangxi province, enables stable and continuous extraction.

The innovation could reduce dependence on imports of strategic metals.

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