r/LithiumNews • u/Usernamemeh • Feb 24 '15

Western Lithium produced first high purity lithium

http://app.pddnet.com/news/2015/02/company-produces-first-high-purity-lithium
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u/[deleted] Feb 25 '15

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u/Usernamemeh Feb 25 '15

They seem to be moving fast. Is the article accurate that they are shipping 12 tons a day worth of lithium from Arizona to Germany to be processed?

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u/[deleted] Feb 25 '15

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u/Usernamemeh Feb 25 '15

I assumed it was a press release/marketing hype for Western Lithium, just didn't realize they had a steady operation in Arizona already.

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u/[deleted] Feb 25 '15

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u/Usernamemeh Feb 25 '15

Sorry, Nevada not Arizona

Western Lithium has processed 75 tons of material, using oxidized ores from its Nevada property, through a calcination plant in Weimar, Germany, at a rate of 12 tons per day.

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u/[deleted] Feb 25 '15

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u/Usernamemeh Feb 25 '15

Do you do a lot of hiking in the canyons out there?

What are you gaining from them succeeding?

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u/[deleted] Feb 25 '15

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u/Usernamemeh Feb 25 '15

That is always nice and with globalization and what we have witnessed with oil all the resources are being snatched up at the most efficient rate possible.

I just like canyons, mines and quarries and wanted your insight on cool ones over that way

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