🇨🇳 China turns lithium waste into strategic gold
China has launched the world's first 500-tonne production line to extract rubidium and caesium from lithium waste in Jiangxi province, achieving stable production, the Chinese Academy of Sciences reported.
🔶 Rubidium and caesium are critical for aerospace, quantum computing, biomedicine, and new energy
🔶 They don't exist as independent minerals — they're locked in low-grade lithium ores and brines, making extraction extremely difficult
🔶 China's new tower extraction system recovers over 98% of caesium and 95% of rubidium, with 99.9% purity
🔶 The technology cuts extractant use by 40% and equipment footprint by over 50%
China already dominates global rubidium resources — with five production lines and around 3,000 tonnes of annual capacity.
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