2021
DOI: 10.1002/admi.202100571
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An Evolving Insight into the Progress of Material Design for Membrane‐Based Electrochemical Lithium Ion Detection

Abstract: The global shift of energy resources from fossil fuel to renewable energy sources has already begun. The critical energy element of lithium (Li) plays an important role in this energy transition, which is demonstrated by the fast increase in its demand. Rapid and continuous detection of Li has become an important field, as the overexploitation of Li sites, mainly brines, could compromise the nearby aqueous resources that are less salty or contain freshwater. Spent Li‐ion batteries also pose deleterious effects… Show more

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“…Various lithium sensing strategies, such as electrochemical detection, 9–12 fiber-based sensors, 13 a flow-through optode, 14 and photophysical (absorbance and fluorescence) transduction, 15–19 have been developed. Among them is the photophysical method that exhibits superior utility owing to the apparent optical changes without interpretation of complex data, fast measurement time, and facile sample preparation procedures.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Various lithium sensing strategies, such as electrochemical detection, 9–12 fiber-based sensors, 13 a flow-through optode, 14 and photophysical (absorbance and fluorescence) transduction, 15–19 have been developed. Among them is the photophysical method that exhibits superior utility owing to the apparent optical changes without interpretation of complex data, fast measurement time, and facile sample preparation procedures.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%