High energy hydrocarbon fuel containing magnesium alloysI truly beleive these nevada juniors don't know what they're sitting on.
While they play the game of refining lithium, totally dismissing the other mineral credits that are in a far higher - percentage grade.
Several basins are already a battery made by nature.
One should simply mine the electircal ions from salts = smart.
All the nevada juniors follow the same path.
RESULTS - all fall prey to the supressed lithium markets.
= Perfect way to control the resources of the juniors.
It's as bad as... the sediment ( extrtaction ) that's gone on for far too long .
By the time a junior proves the extraction - i'll take that bet and say....a larger player
would have collected nearly all the stock due to investors walking away not wanting to wait.
Salts are all about energy.
Even fuels.
Let's take a look at the potential of, magnesium, boron and hydrocarbon credits.
= These can produce specialty fuels....hydrocarbon fuels.
https://patents.google.com/patent/US3019145
Dajin's Teels basin appears to have some decent = magnesium + hydrocarbons.
Refer to - Dajins tech report - for mineral values. ( prelim )
A junior waiting for the lithium to turn around is nonsensicle.
Especially when they're sitting on significant grades of magnesium and hydrocarbons.
Not to mention, boron.. .whichis also mentioned in the patented fuel - link above.
Clays and Clay Minerals, Vol. 29, No. 5,341-352, 1981.
ZEOLITE REACTIONS IN THE TUFFACEOUS SEDIMENTS AT TEELS MARSH, NEVADA
MARSHA W. TAYLOR 1 AND RONALD C. SURDAM Department of Geology, University of Wyoming, Laramie, Wyoming 82071
https://citeseerx.ist.psu.edu/viewdoc/download?doi=10.1.1.596.1890&rep=rep1&type=pdf
In the PDF link above - it discusses the sediments and ryholtic tuffs along with sulphides
and the association to the solubilized salts in brines.
Takeaways - Magnesium is not in the brines - but ratrher - sediments.
Electrical Charge - of the salts and thier charge balance.
Testing of Salts - different methods of tresting ( ion charge + spectometer
It's an ok report... but, could be a tads more indepth pertaining to the magnesium and hydrocarbon values.
Dajin's Tech Report -
offers the magnesium and hydrocarbon and boron values more indepth.
https://dajin.ca/files/technical/teels-marsh-43-101-final.pdf
Now, i don't want to be the negative, Nancy when it comes ot lithium.
But i wil ladmit... i have so moved on from the statutory lithium - bore.
I find there's a whole other world of choices for these salt minerals - other than single out the lithium and let's all try ot extract and purify whiel the lithium spot prices are so controlled favoring the majors. Is there any smnrt juniors out trhere - who're willing to take a side step |?
A new path and direction for these salt minerals |?
Or play possum and allow the game ot continue till the junoiors are overtaken - and - left saying well.. we tried our best.. .or did they ? I see lots of, obstacles ,and diversions, and sit and do nothing .... when so much more could be done .
Yes... i have never seen such a disfunctional juniorlithium space - ever.
Not one is willing to venture outside the confines of - lithiium and pull forward another salt credit or two and run in a different = direction .
Just my own opinion, of course.
Wink.
These salts are worth a fortune.
Yet... why is it not one junior chooses to ste poutside the lithium - arena ?
Odd... more than odd...especially when MAGNESIUM metal fetches $15,000/t.
All i'm seeing are - juniors " milking " the sit and wait or drag the project out for years...
Make any sense ?
Of course not.
if a junior has significant magnesium values...
Why not run in that direction ?
Cheers....
Yes... i had to post this....
Irks me.... to see a junior with promising mineral credits - just sit.
I would be thrilled to see Dajin walk a different path.
It would shake nevada up... allow far more opportunity + diversity for these numerous
salt minerals ....