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I saw this post...

[pennymaker69]

So I saw this post on another board... It's stuff like this makes me mad that HPQ is dragging their feet and no production until 2025.

Other players will beat them to that market and take over...

 

@arizona I just noticed this player for nano silicon. I don't know if the company has been mentioned before or not. Ionic Mineral Technologies in Utah, mines halloysite – a mineral it uses to produce “nano-silicon. Halloysite is an aluminum-silicate clay that naturally occurs with a nano-tubular structure. This quality makes it a potential resource for producing high-quality nano-silicon as a material input for EV batteries. And they believe This nano-silicon material has the potential to address the swelling problem. Ionic is unique in that it owns the resource for producing nano-silicon. The company controls 2.4 million tons of halloysite resources in Utah. This is the world’s largest deposit of high-purity halloysite. The company expects its Utah-based manufacturing plant will be up and running by the end of Q2 next year. Then it will have the capacity to produce tens of thousands of tons of nano-silicon a year that it can sell to battery makers. And since Ionic is building its plant on U.S. soil, this will help domestic supply chains secure materials. Here's a link to a recent press release - https://www.businesswire.com/news/home/20220906005237/en/Ionic-Mineral-Technologies-Emerges-from-Stealth-Mode-to-Scale-Domestic-Supply-of-Nano-Silicon-for-Electric-Vehicle-Batteries The home page is www.ionicmt.com

[developbc]

Of course penniless posting FUD misleading posts.  Anyone can claim at lab scale...and it is not even clean process.   HPQ are years ahead of anyone.    @Namazon Their website www.ionicmt.com says it is “simply” (debatable) acid-etched and filtered then through another “top down” process that converts the oxide to metal etc etc. It’s all about the cost of multiple

[patience123]

LOL!!! Yup thats a nasty extraction and uses a ton of hydrochloric acid to do it.   Very expensive process anyone can look that up and see whats involved.  Penny did you call your friends to give you 5 thumbs up on that one?  Terrible attempt man but keep trying!