Lithium
Lithium is not found in a free elemental state and its compounds are dispersed in the Earth's crust at a very low concentration (around 0,003%). In its pure form, lithium is a silver-white metal and is generally more stable at room temperature with respect to other alkali metals. Lithium salts and oxides are used in many applications, such as iron metallurgy for the reduction of the stainless steel viscosity and pharmaceutical industry for the synthesis of Vitamin A. However, most lithium is used for the production of lithium batteries and lithium-ion batteries.
Lithium Acetate
Li
- Family Li (Lithium)
- CAS registry number 6108-17-4
- Formula CH3COOLI.2H2O
Lithium Hydroxide
Li
- Family Li (Lithium)
- CAS registry number 1310-66-3
- Formula LiOH.H2O
Lithium Molybdate
Li
- Family Li (Lithium)
- CAS registry number 13568-40-6
- Formula Li2MoO4
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Lithium Carbonate
Li
- Family Li (Lithium)
- CAS registry number 554-13-2
- Formula Li2CO3