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Bullboard - Stock Discussion Forum Dajin Lithium Corp. V.DJI

Dajin Lithium Corp is a resource exploration company. The company is engaged in the business of acquiring and developing mineral properties. Its projects include the Teels Marsh Lithium project, Alkali Lake Lithium Project, and Salinas Grandes. Geographically, it operates in Canada, Argentina, and the United States.

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Dajin Lithium Corp. > IMAGINE....
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Post by Wangotango67 on Oct 06, 2020 8:29am

IMAGINE....

If the basin salts did produce voltages sufficient to spark up an - energy grid.

AND.... if the basin was remote - 
it might also supply not only to the lithium iminer but also produce energy profit streams.
Even... supply power - to other nearby mining projects that may have been put on hold due to no power - could have the power and come online with thier mining projects - gold, silver...etc.


CUBIC METER WATER vs CUBIC METER OF SEDIMENTS
suppose a miner had 500 ppm of lithium in sediments
lets now suppose a miner could displace the lithium from sediments via - deionized water
infusing the basin with an in situ - DI water pregnation

1 cubic meter of sediments 
vs
1 cubic meter of brines


there are 2.8 tonnes of sediment in - 1 cubic meter
therefore = 500ppm x 2.8 = 1400 ppm

now lets ask - if it were possible that deionized water could be infused on the basin
and if -  50 % displacement of lithium could be liberated into a fresh water or brine 
what would the ppm be ?

700 ppm - per cubic meter of water or brine.

this is a comparison of...
comparing values per cubic meter of volime sizes.
using 1 cubic meter of sediment mining  vs  1 cubic meter of brine volume.

its a good way to compare costs to mine moving the same volime size of material
not only with costs but also applied to permitting a dig and scoop
or....low impact low footprint - brine operation.

chose to rewrite the former post to explain the concept of comparing
same vcubic volumes -

basin would have no hole
eco friendly
1/2 the amount of lithium extracted using displacement liberation ( deionized water )
but... most likely 1/2 the cost factor to spark up
could be far easier to permit
many of the juniors have stated their sediments are not all clays = easy to leach

and of course - how much lithium could be in suspension
with in the brines or fresh water that is undissolved
this is not total dissolved solids but rather solids ( lithium ) in suspension of water
such could increase the ppm if also pumped up

Now... i do like the idea of mining lithium - don't get me wrong
but...if the salts could produce sufficient electricity in high enough voltage
and if an energy grid could be set up to exploit this - ionic salt charge
= i would lean towards converting the basin to
= energy grid

AS LONG AS SALTS + WATER + QUARTZ + SILICA ARE IN BASIN
salts would keep on giving their charge
acting as a conduit of earth magnetic field
miner simply links to - touching the salts
exploiting thier electrica lcharge and by proxy - contact  with copper pipes
could strea mthe current into a battery bank or direct to grid or to turbine create more electricity


Cheers....
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