In the modern world, lithium-ion batteries are used in almost everything, including electric cars, laptops, cellphones, and grid-scale energy storage devices. With their high energy density, extended cycle life, and less self-discharge, these rechargeable batteries are perfect for a variety of uses. Lithium-ion batteries, like other batteries, have a finite lifespan and must eventually be replaced. Recycling these batteries is crucial for a number of reasons, including lowering the demand for new materials, recovering precious materials, and lessening the environmental effect of disposal. The definition of lithium-ion batteries, their applications, and the advantages of recycling will all be covered in this article.
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