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Lithium: a key metal in the energy transition


Provided by: Dr Taija Torvela

Activity type(s): Video

Duration: 11 minutes

Suitable for ages: 14-16 years old, 16+, Staff

Description:

This video is part of the Youtube channel “Our Metallic Earth” by Dr Taija Torvela. Lithium is one of the really crucial metals for the energy transition because it is needed in batteries, and batteries in turn are a key component in electric vehicles. Let’s explore with Dr Taija Torvela where lithium actually comes from!


Links to activity files:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OTFITiX3ev4

Subject areas:

    • Energy resources
    • Natural resources
    • Science communication
    • Earth and Atmosphere
    • Metals
    • Global tectonics
    • Igneous rocks

Keywords: None

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