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Originally posted by Kevo88 ↑

Mbot,

Hope this doesn't sound stupid but, how is that relevant from a business profit perspective, cant Li2CO3 be used in batteries anyway? So I don't see why that should matter.

Or is Li20 a more pure more efficient form of lithium which is the preferred go to element in batteries?

I only ask because I only know basic chemistry and I am more of a business person than a chemical element expert.

I just though that GSC used Acid based leaching to remove waste then had crystallised lithium carbonate and boron to on sell.

TIA for any info.

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I'm no chemist either but looking at Chinese production they are ramping up on Li2CO3 production.

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