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Discussion on the value of mineral exploitation from salt lakes

2009-04-14View Original

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The mineral content in a sample of water from a salt lake is as follows: lithium 18.98 mg/L, sodium 82,780 mg/L, potassium 993.5 mg/L. Are these minerals of any value for extraction and utilization? It can be compared with the composition levels of those salt lakes that are already used for the industrial production of lithium, sodium, and potassium. It’s best to have solid evidence so that a proper report can be prepared!
Reply #22009-04-14
I’ll handle it myself; I hope there are kind-hearted people!
Reply #32009-11-09
I’m telling you clearly: there is no development value at the moment

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