- Researchers found a new way to recycle batteries.
- This helps get useful materials like lithium quickly.
- The process uses less energy than old methods.
- It does not need strong acids or bad chemicals.
- This method can make battery recycling better for the planet.
- More batteries are used in cars and electronics today.
Difficult words
- recycle — To make something useful again.
- researcher — A person who studies and learns about things.Researchers
- process — A series of actions to do something.
- lithium — A type of material often found in batteries.
- method — A way to do something.
- energy — The power to do work or make things move.
- material — Things used to make other things.materials
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Discussion questions
- Why is recycling batteries important?
- How do you think this method helps the planet?
- What other materials do you think can be recycled?
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