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QUEST RARE MINERALS LTD V.QRM


Primary Symbol: QRMLF

Quest Rare Minerals Ltd is a Canadian exploration company developing Strange Lake rare earth deposit in northeastern Quebec, Canada. The Strange Lake REE deposit contains quantities of all the rare earth metals used in permanent magnets. The company is to become a supplier of rare earth oxides for the permanent magnet industry to be used in variety of industrial and consumer applications including wind turbines, automobiles, consumer electronics and medical equipment. Its project portfolio includes Strange Lake Rare Earth project, and Strange Lake Preliminary Economic Assessment.


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Comment by StockscoutXon Feb 28, 2017 11:35am
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RE:RE:RE:RE:RE:Another thing...

RE:RE:RE:RE:RE:Another thing...At goldn1. I will give an answer. You have a problem with what you want as an answer. What you are asking is industrial secrets of the processes involved in the separation of REE from QRM. Good luck if you could get them from QRM themselves.

Furthermore, each deposit is unique according to their mineral composition and geographical location which requires unique processes that could differ from other producers of REE. You will understand what I mean if you took a chemistry course.

All in my opinion.
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