Yes kind of way you work out Grade with chalc... but you just can't 'accurately' identify spodumene...
Even Mark Calderwood says it's hard to see.... among others.
I'm sure when you are in a known project with a known style of mineralisation with Grade to get a feel - like Pilgangoora - you will spot the specific spodumene easier - would this be correct?
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