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• W3191791710 abstract "Recycling of spent lithium-ion batteries (LIBs) has become a global issue because of the potential environment risks raised by spent LIBs as well as high valuable metal content remaining in them. Although bioleaching is an environmentally friendly method to recover metals from spent LIBs, the commonly utilized bioleaching bacterial consortia or strains enriched/isolated from acidic environments cannot be applied at large scales owing to their long leaching cycle and poor tolerance to organic compounds. Here, two bioleaching consortia were enriched in 60 days from neutral activated sludge and were identified phylogenetically divergent from the documented bioleaching bacteria. The results showed that the novel consortia shortened the leaching cycle almost by half when compared to the previous reported consortia or strains, of which one consortium dominated by Acidithiobacillus ferrooxidans displayed high bioleaching efficiency on LiMn2O4, as 69.46% lithium (Li) and 67.60% manganese (Mn) were leached out in seven days. This consortium was further domesticated using cathodic materials for 100 days and proved consisted of three mixotrophs and two chemoautotrophs, three of which were novel species from the genera Sulfobacillus and Leptospirillum. More genes coding for proteins that utilize organic compounds were annotated in the metagenomic assembled genomes (MAGs) than previously reported. A mutualistic relationship between mixotrophs and chemoautotrophs was suggested to help the consortium surviving under either organic- rich or shortage environments. The results discovered that novel bioleaching bacteria with shorter leaching cycle and higher tolerance to organics could be enriched from non-acidic environments, which showed high potential for the metal recovering from spent LIBs or other organic-rich environments." @default.
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• W3191791710 date "2021-10-01" @default.
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• W3191791710 title "Phylogenetically divergent bacteria consortium from neutral activated sludge showed heightened potential on bioleaching spent lithium-ion batteries" @default.
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