The study, led by the United States Geological Survey, discovered between 5 million and 19 million tons of lithium reserves in a rock formation in the southern part of the continental US ...

Buried deep beneath southern Arkansas are ancient brines dating back to the Jurassic period, containing an estimated 5 to 19 ...

The development of lithium-ion batteries for phones and hand operated power tools increased the demand for lithium so much ...

The US Geological Survey (USGS) released findings on Monday (October 21) indicating that Southwestern Arkansas may contain substantial lithium reserves, estimated between 5 million and 19 million ...

producers. (Photo by John Moore/Getty Images) There might be 5.1 million to 19 million tons of lithium in the Smackover Formation brines in southern Arkansas, researchers at the United States ...

Researchers discovered the massive potential lithium reserve beneath southwestern Arkansas in the Smackover Formation. The study estimates that the formation (which extends across Arkansas ...

Researchers have developed an innovative electrochemical reactor to extract lithium from natural brine solutions, offering a promising approach to address the growing demand for lithium used in ...

A combination of water testing and machine learning, made it possible to quantify the amount of lithium present in brines located in a geological unit known as the Smackover Formation. Extracting ...

Lithium laces the salty brine from the Smackover Formation, a geologic formation made of permeable limestone that stretches across parts of Arkansas, Louisiana, Texas, Alabama, Mississippi ...

A team of Rice University researchers has developed an innovative electrochemical reactor to extract lithium from natural brine solutions, offering a promising approach to address the growing demand ...