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Lithium battery chemicals - hydroxide or carbonate?
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Electric vehicle battery chemistries are currently in flux and they require different lithium chemicals – typically either lithium carbonate or lithium hydroxide. As lithium producers gear up for the rise in EV battery demand, decisions have to be made on the split of these lithium products. In this brief insight we provide our views on the split of lithium carbonate and hydroxide over the next decade.
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