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Fulmar29

"The Chinese import over 50% of all the raw materials they use and are reliant on mineral imports and processing for their strength. "

What is stopping the West from doing the same?

What prevents the West from doing the same?

Lack of technology, specialists, or...

1. "The mixed carbonate concentration of REEs is an impressive 91.9%, with very high content of DyTb (4.7%) and NdPr (26.4%), facilitating further separation and recoveries."

2. "..low average production cost of US$13.1 per tonne."

Https://www.proactiveinvestors.com/companies/news/1039144/aclara-resources-unveils-robust-pea-for-carina-module-rare-earths-project-1039144.html

" In the first quarter of 2024, the company aims to produce REE carbonate samples by processing ionic clays at its pilot plant located in Chile. "

You are ridiculous

"RBW, on the other hand, have 20 to 100 DFS's on their CV's."

Please provide 20 projects REE

RBW's business case is good. The technology is crude and will require a lot of time to fine-tune. Not to mention its industrial implementation, in the form in which it now exists.

RBW's project for processing phosphogypsum and extracting REE is interesting, but the technology is "crude".

There will be no crap articles.

I'm very glad you lack critical thinking.

Https://copperbeltkatangamining.com/south-african-rare-earths-project-receives-u-s-support/

commissioning date: 2026

Https://investornews.com/critical-minerals-rare-earths/technology-metals-report-01-19-2024-rainbow-rare-earths-discovery-middle-east-critical-minerals-chess-play-and-ansto-invests-in-critical-minerals-research/

"The project is set to start in 2026 .."

Https://rareearthmetals.einnews.com/pr_news/682336489/bragar-eagel-squire-p-c-is-investigating-docgo-and-ramaco-and-encourages-investors-to-contact-the-firm

Good afternoon, Tony

Are you from this organization.

https://www.reetec.no/

- good company, but no.

Tony

"The companies know they are being watched by Chinese sources so that copy cats will have wasted weeks playing around with sulphate mixes discovery issues that you raised here. I doubt if all is being disseminated to us by RBW and the recipe will be protected by patents and know how as other competitors try and figure away to do it."

There is nothing new about RBW technology that is of interest to discuss. Extraction of 65% REE, as well as continuous ion chromatography, is a technology 20 years ago.

At the moment, technology exists that allows us to extract 95-98% REE from phosphogypsum, and to carry out the process of obtaining individual REE compounds from the solution stream.

At the same time, the cost of REE extraction is less than $2 per kg.

SmartPunter

"there is a pilot plant running and guess what? they know what they're doing."

They rush about like a dog before pooping.

It was stated that mixed rare earth sulfate was produced, then mixed rare earth carbonate. What's next?

Rare earth carbonate is mainly amorphous, of large volume and difficult to filter and brings difficulty in transportation for industrial production. Thus, it is necessary to optimize the precipitation process conditions to convert the flocculent precipitate into rare earth carbonate crystals.

This is something you have yet to face.

"Currently, Rainbow’s pilot trials have produced a low value mix of rare earths—known as a rare-earth carbonate—that has to be separated further into the individual minerals used in the making of permanent magnets. "

Https://themarketherald.ca/defense-metals-to-ship-rare-earth-carbonate-to-ucore-2024-01-15/ - This is what a sample of the concentrate should look like!!!

SmartPunter

"It's infinitely better than nothing.

Continuous pilot plant starts today."

-IT'S INFINITE NOTHING

Https://www.globalminingreview.com/mining/15012024/serra-verde-commences-rare-earth-commercial-production-in-brazil/

Https://cordis.europa.eu/article/id/436239-building-a-european-value-chain-for-rare-earth-elements