for management of Bipolar disorders

Lithium is commonly used for management of Bipolar disorders.

in rechargeable batteries, notably those in cellphones, laptops, and the lithium-ion batteries that power most electric vehicles

Lithium is used in rechargeable batteries, notably those in cellphones, laptops, and the lithium-ion batteries that power most electric vehicles.

in the production of batteries for electronic vehicles (EVs), solar panels and electronic devices

Lithium is used in the production of batteries for electronic vehicles (EVs), solar panels and electronic devices.

in some non-rechargeable batteries, such as those in heart pacemakers, toys, and watches

Lithium is also used in some non-rechargeable batteries, such as those in heart pacemakers, toys, and watches.

in batteries which are running the vehicles, PCs, mobiles and complete industrial systems

Lithium is used in batteries which are running the vehicles, PCs, mobiles and complete industrial systems.

that power electric vehicles

Lithium is used in rechargeable batteries that power electric vehicles.

as an important metal element in batteries, electronic equipment, medicine, aerospace and other fields

Lithium, as an important metal element, is widely used in batteries, electronic equipment, medicine, aerospace and other fields.

For instance in rechargeable batteries, alloys for aircraft parts, and appliances like toasters and microwave ovens

For instance, lithium is used in rechargeable batteries, alloys for aircraft parts, and appliances like toasters and microwave ovens.

For bipolar disorder after failed neuroleptic trials with medications, such as risperidone and aripiprazole

For bipolar disorder, lithium is typically used when other mood stabilizers—such as valproate, carbamazepine, and lamotrigine—have not been helpful, and after failed neuroleptic trials with medications, such as risperidone and aripiprazole.

in rechargeable batteries in addition to other uses such as in aircraft manufacturing or mood-stabilising pharmaceutical drugs

Lithium is used in rechargeable batteries, in addition to other uses such as in aircraft manufacturing or mood-stabilising pharmaceutical drugs.

primarily in batteries, glass and ceramics with other uses including rocket fuel and lasers

Lithium is used primarily in batteries, glass and ceramics, with other uses including rocket fuel and lasers.

in various applications: batteries, metal alloys, glass manufacture and clinical use (see below)

Lithium is used in various applications: batteries, metal alloys, glass manufacture and clinical use (see below).

in rechargeable batteries for cell phones and as well as in mood-stabilizing drugs computers

Lithium is frequently used in rechargeable batteries for cell phones and computers as well as in mood-stabilizing drugs.